In his ongoing series The Galactic Cold War, writer Dan Moren injects elements of sci-fi and space opera into spy stories. Or should that be the other way around? In the following email interview, he discusses what inspired ...CONTINUE
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With his new novel The Bayern Agenda (paperback, Kindle), sci-fi writer Dan Moren is kicking off his spy-fi series, the Galactic Cold War. In the following email interview, Moren explains the origins and influences of ...CONTINUE
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In the following email interview, writer Howard Kaplan discusses his new political espionage thriller To Destroy Jerusalem (paperback, Kindle), the third in his loosely-connected series of stand-alone spy novels that also includes Bullets Of Palestine and ...CONTINUE
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Among writer James Swallow’s many credits are books based on Star Trek: Discovery [Fear Itself] and Warhammer 40,000 [Sisters Of Battle: The Omnibus], audio dramas for Doctor Who and Stargate SG-1, and the scripts ...CONTINUE
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Four years ago, when I interviewed political espionage writer Howard Kaplan for the first time, it was because his first novel, The Damascus Cover, was being rereleased after forty years to coincide with the news that a movie version ...CONTINUE
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Just as most science fiction authors have never been to outer space, most writers of espionage novels have never done any spying. Well, except maybe on their older siblings. But that’s not the case with Howard Kaplan, who’s not only ...CONTINUE
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Nearly forty years after it was first published, Howard Kaplan’s spy novel The Damascus Cover is making a comeback. Not only is a new edition coming to both bookshelves and eReaders, but a movie adaptation that stars Jonathan Rhys ...CONTINUE
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