Paul G. Tremblay has written two novels, more than fifty short stories, and has a new collection of short stories out titled: In the Mean Time. His novels are The Little Sleep, and No Sleep till Wonderland, which both feature his narcoleptic detective, Mark Genevich.

Along with his novels, he is the author of the short speculative fiction collection Compositions for the Young and Old and the novellas City Pier: Above and Below and The Harlequin and the Train. He served as fiction editor of CHIZINE and as co-editor of Fantasy Magazine, and was also the co-editor (with Sean Wallace) of the Fantasy, Bandersnatch, and Phantom anthologies.

Paul and I speak about his novel narcolepsy and The Little Sleep, an operation he had on his nose and some bloody consequences, his rejection of his dad, and his intense dislike of me. (You’ll have to listen to get the stories!)

Visit Paul’s website at: http://www.paultremblay.net.

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