We talk about pizza, the battle between what's good and what'll sell, and other publishing things.

Question you want answered? Send your email to publicity@gmail.com.

Join us as Alison interviews author Marshall Cook (Twin Killing) on the eve of a big release party.

We meet Nathan Cain, book reviewer, blogger, and the man behind indiecrime.blogspot.com

Tomorrow's guest (sure, we've heard this before, Ben) will be Sean Chercover. I think I'm sensing a trend.

We talk about writing for the market, the many uses of the internet, and a recap of Bill Bryan's big Book Soup event.

We went without a guest today so that we could answer a bunch of questions about the house and publishing with all of the trademark rambling you've come to expect from us.

It's also important to note that today's episode is dedicated to the recently retired, but no less cool Ms. Snark. We thank her for the support over the years and wish her well in future endeavors.

Join us as we talk about long waiting times in the submission line, comic attempts at child supervision, and an interview with former television writer/producer (Night Court and Coach) Bill Bryan where we discuss his debut novel Keep it Real.

More more on Bill visit www.bill-bryan.com

We'll be back on Monday. Send us your publishing questions--publicity@bleakhousebooks.com

Have a good weekend.

Ben and Alison

Join us as we discuss nothing, PublishAmerica authors, and interview French publisher Judith Vernant of Moisson Rouge.

Join us as we discuss e-books, brand new Dorito flavors, and interview world famous blogger, LA Times book reviewer, publishing personality, and all-around cool gal Sarah Weinman.

For more information on Sarah, please visit her website at www.sarahweinman.com

We're joined by Wilda Williams of Library Journal and we answer questions about publishing.

An interview with Marcus Sakey and a brief introduction to the Bleak House team.