Pathfinder Tales on Atomic Array

Ed Healy and Rone Barton, of the Atomic Array Podcast, are dicks.

Hardboiled dicks, that is, in their purple-prosed noir introduction to a newly-dropped special edition of the podcast, focusing on the Pathfinder Tales fiction line.

James L. Sutter talks about switching hats from line editor to author for his plane-hopping novel Death's Heretic.

Dave (frabjousdave) Gross explains how he fused two classic streams of detective fiction to create Varian Jeggare and Radovan, the odd-couple problem-solvers featured in Prince of Wolves and the upcoming Master of Devils.

Howard Andrew Jones tells us about the modern take on the blood and thunder Robert E. Howard tradition, and how it informs his book Plague of Shadows.

I, in regard to The Worldwound Gambit, map the process of building the perfect team and heist for a demon-plagued fantasy locale. (And yes, I have to replace that @#$% plastic headset, what with the incessant popping sounds it produces whenever I flex my skull.)

Atomic Array bonus fun fact: after the interview, when you're waiting for the file you've recorded to upload, Ed and Rone produce their own hold music, by singing to you.