Hosted by Daniel Roberts · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 84 episodes
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The Dad Fiction Podcast (est. 2025) explores literature written by, for, and about dads. If you are interested in coming on the pod reach out.Get in touch with Host Dan Roberts on X/Twitter: @thedadlitpod You can also reach out to Dan Roberts bia his website: https://drobertswhrc.wixsite.com/dgroberts
Daniel Roberts hosts The Dad Lit Podcast, a arts show with 84 episodes published.
In this episode Dan sits down with Thomas Trang, who stayed up late to discuss his new book Asteroid Savage. As longtime chums do when they get together, they discussed reviews, the three books Trang is releasing this su
In this episode Dan interviews Adam C. Bassett. Adam is an author, designer, and map making specialist. His new book, An Author’s Guide to Setting Design: Worldbuilding & Cartography, comes out on June 30th, 2026. They d
In this episode Dan interviews author and additction researcher J.D. Clapp about what make for good GRIT Lit. The nature of addiction in America and how it contributes to his literary explorations. They also discuss J.D.
In this episode, Dan interviews author Sam Robb. They discuss Sam's running for President under the Libertarian ticket, the joys of Pittsburgh, writing inspiration, and Sam's new book, A Sense of Murder: Road Mage (Vol.
In this episode Dan interviews Travis J.I. Corcoran, author of Red State Mars, a science fiction book from the good folks at ARK Press. Travis and Dan discuss his Prometheus Award winning books. You can pick up his new b
In this episode Dan interviews Joshua Trent Brown about his new book about his book The Wall are Closing In On Us. They talk GRIT Lit and inspiration and the state of Southern Literature. You can learn more about Joshua
Dan and Craig Terlson have a great chat about what it takes to sell a book and some buggaboos they have about narrative and style. They then discuss Terlson's re-release of Fall in One Day and the reason why Craig - and
In this episode Dan interviews author Evan Kidwell, also known as E.K. Kidwell about his YA Novel Timeaous Spark and the Luck Curse. We talk Evan's inspirations for the book, his hopes that it will help kids build resili
In this episode Dan interviews J.L. (Jeremy) Engel. Jeremy is the author of A Dangerous Man - a thirller - and the soon to be released horror novel Where the Children Don't Play. He is a father and former member of law e
In this episode Dan and Alex Marriott (@AVM_Author on twitter), discuss their current projects and their methods for workshopping. They talk about Alex's new project, Midway to Death, and Dan's new project, That Last Lit
In this episode Dan interviews Michael Vadney about his new book Crownfall. He is also the host of the podcast Author Adjacent. Michale describes what brought him back to writing along with his process and the nature of
In this episode Dan interviews Vincent Czyz. We talk about fatherhood , his recent book of short stories, Old Man Evil, and where publishing and literary fiction has gone wrong. Check out his article on conglomeration in
In this episode Dan interviews Mark A. Henry. They discuss Mark's becoming a publisher and his company Operation Dodecahedron Press, which publishes his comedic/thriller/modern commentary series, including: Lacking Evide
In this episode Dan Interviews author and former Air Force Special Agent Derrick Jackson. Derrick has a storied Air Force career that includes world travel, diplomatic security, and special investigations. He brings all
Jonathan D. Clark (the writing pseudonym for Jourdan Dunn) is a literary fiction author, cover designer, and interior formatter. A California native, he now resides in New York on Long Island with his wife and their two
In this episode Dan interviews Kat Rosenfield, journalist for The Free Press and author of thrillers. Kat and Dan discuss the domestic thriller as a genre, what makes Maine a good place for thrillers, and a mutual favori
In this episode Dan interviews author and educator Kyle Farnworth about his book Medusa, Or Men Entombed in Winter, a literary thriller about a cult. Kyle and Dan also discuss contemporary education and the use of litera
In this episode Dan interviews Christina Dalcher. Christina is the author of numerous dystopian novels, including: Vox, The Sentence, and Q. Her novel Femlandia envisions a misandrist community withotu men and the perils
In this episode Dan interviews Fred Phillips, author of Dreams of Gold and Fire, from Raconteur Press. Dan and Fred discuss books they loved as boys and the importance of getting outside and going on adventures. They als
In this episode Dan interviews Jeffrey Siger about his Andreas Kaldis detective series (a sort of Mamma Mia setting for a No Country for Old Men story) and his new book, A Study in Secrets. The New York Times Book Review
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