K.B. Wagers’ NeoG novels have all been military science fiction stories.
But as they explain in the following email interview about the fourth installment, And The Mighty Will Fall (paperback, Kindle, audiobook), it’s not really the fourth in a series, isn’t just military sci-fi, and while the title implies some finality, there could be more adventures for the crew of Zuma’s Ghost.
While some people think we need a military force in space, other recognize the more pressing need to have something akin to the Coast Guard.
Now, I don’t know if writer K.B. Wagers is one of those people, or not, but they’ve certainly been more interested in it lately, if their recent novels about the Near-Earth Orbital Guard are any indication.
In the following email interview, Wagers talks about the third NeoG novel, The Ghosts Of Trappist (hardcover, Kindle, audiobook), as well as their plans for this series going forward.
As Douglas Adams so aptly put it, “Space is big. You just won’t believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is.” Which means it may take a while for AAA to show up when your spaceship gets a flat tire. Good thing the Near-Earth Orbital Guard are always at the ready. Well, so long as you get that flat tire while being a character in one of K.B. Wager’s NeoG novels.
In the following email interview, Wagers discusses the second book in this ongoing military sci-fi series, Hold Fast Through The Fire (hardcover, Kindle, audiobook), as well as their plans for the future.
Five years after introducing us to the Princess Leia-esque Hail Bristol in Behind The Throne — the first book of The Indranan War trilogy — sci-fi writer K.B. Wagers is bringing Hail’s story to a close with Out Past The Stars (paperback, Kindle, audiobook), the third and final book of The Farian War trilogy.
In the following email interview, Wagers talks about the entire two-trilogy saga, the final chapter, and what’s they’re working on next.
For the last four years, sci-fi writer K.B. Wagers has been mired in war. First, with their space opera trilogy The Indranan War, and then with the still in-progress sequel series, The Farian War. But now they’re taking a detour with A Pale Light In The Black (hardcover, Kindle), the first book in an ongoing series of stand-alone military sci-fi novels.
In the following email interview, they explain what inspired and influenced the first of what they call “A NeoG Novel,” as well as their plans for this series moving forward.