As a confessed life-long gamer and hater of huge corporations, you’d think writer Nicole Kornher-Stance would be eager to mine these territories in her stories. But as she confesses in the following email interview about her dystopian sci-fi novel ...CONTINUE
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While sharing is caring, not everyone cares to do it. Especially writers when it comes to their fictional worlds. But for the third time in four years, author Michael Z. Williams is sharing the fictional universe of his Freehold ...CONTINUE
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Writer Andy Weir clearly has a type. After stranding a guy all alone on Mars in his novel The Martian, Weir has now stranded a different guy on a spaceship in his new novel Project Hail Mary (hardcover ...CONTINUE
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With his pulpy sci-fi novel The Godel Operation (paperback, Kindle), writer James L. Cambias is expanding his Billion Worlds universe, one that’s already home to a couple short stories and, if all goes well, will soon ...CONTINUE
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In the following email interview, writer Sue Burke discusses how her political sci-fi novel Immunity Index (hardcover, Kindle, audiobook) takes place during a global pandemic, but was largely written before the Covid-19 outbreak. What’s interesting ...CONTINUE
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It’s not uncommon for writers of fiction to be influenced by poems. But in the following email interview, author Caroline Hardaker explains how her genre-mashing horror science fiction novel Composite Creatures (paperback, Kindle, audiobook) actually ...CONTINUE
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In 2019, when writer Tim Pratt was doing interviews about his sci-fi space opera novel The Forbidden Stars, he said that while it was the final book of his Axiom trilogy, “I expect to still write stories and ...CONTINUE
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It was recently announced that Gareth L. Powell’s sci-fi space opera novel Embers Of War might be coming to TV screens in the not so distant future. But this isn’t the only bit of good news for Powell and his ...CONTINUE
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As if writing three novels that clock in at more than 600 to 700 — pages each wasn’t enough, with a 170-page novella to boot, science fantasy writer Christopher Ruocchio has decided to further expand his already epic Sun ...CONTINUE
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