EPISODE · Apr 5, 2019 · 47 MIN
Dan Stout, "Titanshade" author
from Fictitious · host Adron Buske
Dan Stout is author of the debut novel Titanshade. It's a hard-boiled cop drama set in a 1970's-esque fantasy world, where the titular corruption-infected city is kept warm by the heat of a tortured infernal god, some of the detectives have face mandibles, and the best squad cars come with 8-track players. Titanshade is available now from DAW Books.
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