Death by Podcasting
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At first, the co-hosts think the text is a joke.
Why would egotistical poet William Z. Wisp, sexy romance author Della Molasses, or tightly wound thriller writer Edwin Nocturne want to kill them? Raspy and Salty have never met the scribblers.
The co-hosts approach their killer interviews as a fun adventure until they learn another literary podcaster died mysteriously when she interviewed the authors and a psychologist specializing in writer therapy has been treating the writers for mental health issues. Worse yet, the co-hosts discover suspicious ties between the authors and disgruntled members of their own podcast team, doubling the suspect list.
Raspy and Salty decide to tap into their experience reading and writing mysteries to identify their would-be murderer and unravel the plot before it’s too late. If they can’t, their sense of humor and wordplay will be all they have left to avoid death by podcasting.
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Landis Wade’s novel, Deadly Declarations, won ten awards, including Winner in the 2022 American Fiction Awards and the National Indie Excellence Awards in the mystery categories.
He is a recovering trial lawyer (after 35 years of law practice) and founder of Charlotte Readers Podcast (where he has conducted more than 500 author interviews), whose third book —The Christmas Redemption—won the Holiday category of the National Indie Excellence Awards.
His short work has been featured in Writersdigest.com, The Charlotte Observer, Flying South, and in several anthologies, and his short story “The Deliberation” won the 2016 North Carolina Bar short story contest. He is a past board member of Charlotte Writers Club.
With the help of Sarah Archer and his other podcast cohost, Hannah Larrew, he published The Write Quotesseries, an eight- book collection of inspirational and practical quotes by authors from 33 U.S. states and five countries about writing and the writing life.
Learn more about Landis and his writing at landiswade.com. Learn more about Charlotte Readers Podcast at charlottereaderspodcast.com.
Sarah Archer’s debut novel, The Plus One, was published by Putnam in the US and received a starred review from Booklist. It has also been published in the UK, Germany, and Japan, and is currently in development for television.
As a screenwriter, Sarah has developed material for MTV Entertainment, Snapchat, and Comedy Central. She is a Black List Screenwriting Lab fellow who has placed in competitions including the Motion Picture Academy's Nicholl Fellowship and the Tracking Board’s Launch Pad.
Her short stories and poetry have been published in numerous literary magazines, and she has spoken and taught on writing to groups in several states and countries.
Sarah has served as a cohost of Charlotte Readers Podcast since June 2022, where she has interviewed authors and shared her knowledge on writing and publishing.
Learn more about Sarah and her writing at saraharcherwrites.com.
