(SPECIAL) Episode 40: TIME O’CLOCK - Interview with writer Jude Joseph Lovell

Calling all adventurous and open minded readers - join us for a special episode of the BXC podcast, in which we turn the lens on ourselves a bit and interview one-half of your favorite literary-minded twins. Jude Joseph Lovell (or is it Foster Mullins?), co-host of this show and author of 12 books, has just launched a brand new mind-bending, time-twisting mystery tale named TIME O'CLOCK, and we have an exclusive interview all about it right here. It's a two-part discussion, with part 1 discussing the book and its influences (including a reading from the author) but not giving any plot points away... and part 2 diving more into "spoilers" and unpacking the many layers of this wild, fun literary puzzle. We had a fascinating discussion touching on detective fiction, cop shows, "breaking the fourth wall," horror fiction, stories-within-stories, surreal art, talking dogs and the challenge of writing memorable, entertaining fiction. There's something for everybody in this strange concoction of an episode, folks - so we urge you to dive in, support independent fiction writing and listen/download wherever your find your podcasts!

**TIME O'CLOCK (by Foster Mullins) is available for purchase right now on Amazon, please give it a look!!**

*ALL MUSIC THIS EPISODE BY VOIDZ PANDA

BOOKS DISCUSSED/MENTIONED/RECOMMENDED IN THIS EPISODE

What Jude is currently reading/plans to read next:

'In the Spirit of Ronald E. McNair, Astronaut - An American Hero,' Carl McNair with H. Michael Brewer -

' of a Book,' Jason Mott -

What John is currently reading/plans to read next:

'Band of Brothers,' Stephen E. Ambrose -

'The Seventh Cross,' Anna Seghers -

Books/Writers discussed in this episode:

'Time O'Clock' by Foster Mullins

Planned next episode of the Book XChange podcast:

Episode 41 will hearken back to the year 1941 - while paying late tribute to our nation's Veterans - and feature some of our favorite and most recommended books having to do with "The Big One," World War II.