Author Winfield H. Strock III (Win) joins The Adam Messer Show to talk about the tenth anniversary of his book Red Sounding, writing, editing and more.

Bio:

Bill Cooper celebrates his final Savannah At Night show on WRUU 107.5. FM Savannah.

He is an actor, comedian, and all around swell fellow!

Check out his comedy show Postcards from LOWell. www.postcardsfromlowell.com

Randy Wood is a world renowned luthier. In his new book Randy Wood: The Lore of the Luthier, Daniel Wile chronicles Randy's history and travels on his road to becoming the best luthier. https://www.randywoodmusic.com/products/randy-wood-the-lore-of-the-luthier/

Jeffrey Ray Hayes is a freelance illustrator and graphic designer living in the Austin area of Central Texas. He
began his career doing pen and ink art and magazine layout work for Austin-based table-top gaming companies. Jeff
also spent time working as a commercial artist and display designer for a Texas-based grocery company in the 1980s
until he made a career change. He has served for 30 years as a police officer until his retirement in 2019 at the rank of
assistant police chief. During that time, he never stopped working as a freelance artist and formed Plasmafire Graphics,
LLC.

www.plasmafiregrahics.com

Brad Guigar has been a professional cartoonist for over 20 years.

Guigar's graphic novel series, "Evil Inc" (https://www.evil-inc.com), is about a corporation that is run by supervillains.

Guigar is considered to be a webcomics pioneer, having self-published his daily strips and other comics on the Web since February 2000. He has been nominated for the highest honor in comics — the Eisner award — for "Phables," a year-and-a-half-long weekly series of comics about life in Philadelphia.

He has published over two dozen collections of his comics, and he is the author of three books on the subject of cartooning: "The Everything Cartooning Book," "How To Make Webcomics," and "The Webcomics Handbook." Along with his friend, Dave Kellett, he hosts the weekly podcast, ComicLab, which is about to celebrate its 200th episode. He operates a daily tutorial-and-advice site, Webcomics.com, and he teaches Storytelling at University of the Arts in Philadelphia.

Brad lives in Philadelphia with his wife, Caroline, and two sons.

John Palisano's nonfiction, short fiction, poetry and novels have appeared in literary anthologies and magazines such as Cemetery Dance, Fangoria, Weird Tales, Space & Time, Shmoop University and many more. He won the Bram Stoker Award© for excellence in short fiction in 2016 and is currently serving as President of the Horror Writers Association.

Say 'hi' at: www.johnpalisano.com