It’s always interesting when an author takes inspiration from their work life in writing their stories. Which is one reason why I got excited when, in the following email interview, author Mark Salzwedel explained that his new sci-fi space ...CONTINUE
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With What Rough Beast (hardcover, paperback, Kindle), writer Michael R. Johnston is concluding The Remembrance War trilogy he launched in 2019 with The Widening Gyre and continued in 2020 with The Blood-Dimmed Tide. In ...CONTINUE
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With The Veiled Masters (paperback, Kindle), author Tim Pratt is once again exploring and expanding the sci-fi space opera universe of the tabletop strategy game Twilight Imperium he previously visited in his novels The Fractured Void ...CONTINUE
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As anyone who’s read one of my previous author interviews will tell you, I always end by asking for a recommendation. And often the recommendation I’m asking for is from a writer’s own oeuvre. “If someone enjoys this new ...CONTINUE
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With Artifact Space (paperback, Kindle, audiobook), writer Miles Cameron is kicking off a sci-fi space opera series called Arcana Imperii. But while, in the following email interview, he cites other sci-fi space opera stories as ...CONTINUE
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With Our Child Of Two Worlds (hardcover, Kindle, audiobook), writer Stephen Cox is completing the Coryverse duology he started in 2018 with Our Child Of The Stars. In the following email interview, Cox discusses what ...CONTINUE
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There are a number of former soldiers who write military science fiction, and there are a number of anthologies that collect military science fiction. But in the following email interview with Stephen Lawson, the editor of Robosoldiers (paperback ...CONTINUE
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Ten years ago, after writing A Beautiful Friendship, the first book in his Star Kingdom series — a young adult spin-off of his long-running Honor Harrington sci-fi series — writer David Weber turned to friend and fellow scribe ...CONTINUE
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In another reality, Chelsea Vowel wrote her Master’s thesis on Métis identity, and left her thoughts about how non-Indigenous people justify claiming their and her identity to academia. But in the following email interview, she explains why the version ...CONTINUE
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