May 15, 2012
Steve must prove that an alleged assassin with an airtight alibi killed an assisstant DA, part of a team bringing down a known racketeer. The problem is, Steve saw the killer in the dark with his bionic eye and he can't give evidence without revealing his secret. John and Paul are joined by author, musician and podcaster (The Chronic Rift, Dead Kitchen Radio) Keith R.A. DeCandido to discuss how much of a police procedural is actually involved in this episode.
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Keith R.A. DeCandido has been, at various times, an author, editor, critic, book packager, musician, television personality, and probably some other things, too, but he can't remember due to the lack of sleep.
On the fiction-writing side, he has
more than thirty novels to his credit, along with short stories,
eBooks, comic books, novellas, and nonfiction. Most of his work has
been in various media tie-in universes, ranging from TV shows
(Buffy the Vampire Slayer, CSI: NY, Doctor Who, Farscape, Gene
Roddenberry's Andromeda, Star Trek, Supernatural, Xena, Young
Hercules) to comic books (the Hulk, Spider-Man, the Silver
Surfer, X-Men) to games (Classic BattleTech, Command and
Conquer, Magic: the Gathering, StarCraft, World of Warcraft).
He also wrote the novelizations of Joss
Whedon's Serenityand all three Resident
Evil films. Most of his non-tie-in work is in the milieu of
his 2004 novel Dragon Precicnt, a high-fantasy police
procedural.
As an editor, Keith has put
together twenty anthologies (some behind-the-scenes, some
credited), was the editorial director of the Marvel Comics novels
published in the 1990s by Boulevard Books, supervised the
monthly Star Trek eBook line from 2001-2008, and
edited dozens of books.
Keith is also a professional
percussionist—currently a member of the parody band, Boogie
Knights, and having also played with the Don't Quit Your Day Job
Players, Steve Rosenhaus, the late David Honigsberg, and the Randy
Bandits—and a brown belt in Kenshikai karate. Find
out less at his web site at www.DeCandido.net or read his inane
ramblings at kradical.livejournal.com.