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‘Gay Mystery Authors’ Podcast with Host Brad Shreve Premieres Today

October 10, 2019 /

There’s a new podcast in the podsphere and it’s all about gay/LGBTQ mystery authors and the worlds they create. I’ve counted quite a few of them among my friends, and I’m excited to hear interviews with them and the podcast host, Brad Shreve.

First up on the Gay Mystery Authors podcast is Michael Craft, whose writing is impeccable and who’s become a friend over the past few years. His new mystery, ChoirMaster: A Mister Puss Mystery, happens to launch today. So check out the book and listen to the interview.

Here’s host Brad Shreve with details on the Gay Mystery Authors Podcast:

  • Each week we’ll interview an author who writes LGBTQ crime fiction. We also do a book recommendation.
  • It’s available on all major podcast apps, including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Stitcher and many more. (It may take longer to show up on some than others)
  • Website address is www.gaymysteryauthors.com
  • It’s a weekly show. Episodes release each Thursday

Who They Are:

Brad Shreve

Brad was delighted when he discovered the gay mystery subgenre and the list of writers who inspired him to pursue a writing career are too numerous to mention. In 2019, he published his first novel, A Body in a Bathhouse. The next in the Mitch O’Reilly Mystery Series will be released in early 2020. You can learn more about his books at BradShreve.com

Believing there is a whole section of society that is unaware that the gay mystery genre exists, he created this podcast.

He’s a proud dad, beach bum, and coffee house squatter. He currently lives in the Los Angeles South Bay with his husband, Maurice

Justene Adamec

Justene Adamec is an avid reader of gay mysteries, She is a founding partner of ReQueered Tales, which is bringing back classic gay fiction one book at a time. requeeredtales.com.

Justene is a straight ally who thinks every straight person should be an ally. Then we wouldn’t need allies at all because the struggle would be over. She is married with adult twin daughters and a grandson. She reluctantly practices law in Pasadena CA.