Press

Interviews:
I get spurred and branded at Western Fiction Review.
Ed McBain, the 87th Precinct, Me … Oh, and a Few Other Writers at: Amazon.com.
RPGs, writing, and dice, a D&D Insider interview at: Wizards of the Coast.
Talking about writing at Booklife, Interviews: One and Two.
Here it is: The Manliest Podcast Interview Ever! ArtofManliness.com.
It is indeed a meeting of the minds at Education of a Pulp Writer.
I play 7 Questions with David Cranmer at Gutter Books.
An interview, as part of Black Horse Westerns Weekend: The Tainted Archive.

Blurbs:
“Mayo writes pulpy short fiction—pulpy in the best sense of the word—in a variety of genres, and he also pens Western novels that are simultaneously action-packed and character-driven, fast-moving and deeply layered. And there’s … dark humor and biting wit, too!“
—Jeremy Jones, D&D Insider

“Matthew’s writing is top-notch, and a name to watch in the western genre. I can’t wait to see what he does next.”
—Larry D. Sweazy, award-winning author of the Josiah Wolfe, Texas Ranger series

“Matt is one of the new pulp masters. He can write in any genre and write damn fine.”
—David Cranmer, author and publisher of Beat to a Pulp

Mayo is a breezy yarn-spinner, the kind you’d like to sit around a pot-bellied stove with on a cold night.
—Bookgasm.com

You are a gifted Western novelist, Mr. Mayo—keep up the good work.
—Joseph A. West, Western novelist

The man knows the West, and, better still, knows how to tell a story.
—Andrew Vietze, author of Becoming Teddy Roosevelt

I loved Cowboys, Mountain Men, and Grizzly Bears. It’s absolutely terrific. What a saga of the Great American West.
—Howard Frank Mosher, award-winning novelist

An excellent variety of great stories, told in superb narrative style.
—John D. Nesbitt, Spur Award-winner and author of Trouble at the Redstone