For some poets, seeing a poem in print — be it in a book or journal or online — means that’s it, it’s done, and can never be rewritten or revised again (save for typos). But in the following ...CONTINUE
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Ever since I read Kurt Vonnegut’s Bagombo Snuff Box: Uncollected Short Fiction in 1999, I’ve believed that reading an author’s short stories is a great way to get to know their writing. Which is why I’m excited to read ...CONTINUE
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I could go on a whole long rant about how important women in fiction and history are often sidelined in favor of their male counterparts, but there ain’t enough time in the day. So, instead, I’d like to present ...CONTINUE
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For more than three decades and over twenty novels writers Sharon Lee and Steve Miller have been exploring the sci-fi space opera realm of their Liaden Universe® novels. In the following email interview about the latest installment, Trader’s Leap ...CONTINUE
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As with many fantasy authors, Mark de Jager freely admits that his, Infernal (paperback Kindle, audiobook), was influenced by Dungeons & Dragons. No surprise there. What is surprising is that, in the following email interview about, ...CONTINUE
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For the past fifteen years the podcast Escape Pod has presented science fiction stories by both established writers and writers hoping to establish themselves. In honor of this milestone, current co-hosts Mur Lafferty and S.B. Divya — both respected ...CONTINUE
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For a lot of authors, the idea of someone else writing about their characters or their fictional universe is about as appealing as having their work stolen and sold to buy animal crackers. But writer Michael Z. Williamson isn’t ...CONTINUE
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While tattoos are forever, they do fade. But what if a rather meaningful tattoo faded away, and your memories of why you got it went with it. Such is the premise of Jonathan Maberry’s horror-ific suspenseful thriller Ink ( ...CONTINUE
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With The Saints Of Salvation (hardcover, Kindle, audiobook), science fiction writer Peter F. Hamilton is bringing The Salvation Sequence trilogy to a close. But as he discusses the following email interview, the end of this ...CONTINUE
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