When it comes to science writing, Edward Willett is the Isaac Asimov of the new millennium. He explains complex concepts clearly, so that anyone can understand them, and he makes science into an engaging human story.
— Robert J. Sawyer, Hugo and Nebula Award-winning author
I was pleasantly–very pleasantly, as you’ll see–surprised to discover a review, the first I’ve seen, of Shards of Excalibur: Song of the Sword in the September issue of Quill & Quire, Canada’s magazine of book news and reviews.
The review, by author …
Both are listed as “In Stock” on Amazon and I have my author’s copies, so it must be true!
Here are the covers (and the back-cover copy) for each:
When country music legend Johnny Cash took the stage
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Lobster Press has created a great bookmark for Shards of Excalibur: Song of the Sword, which I’m pleased to offer for free downloading. There’s a JPG version at left, or you can download the full PDF version. Be the first on your block to …
The summer issues of Fine Lifestyles Regina and Fine Lifestyles Saskatoon, both of which I edit, are now online. Fine Lifestyles Regina features five prominent women on the cover; Fine Lifestyles Saskatoon has Vaughn Wyant and Lori Leach. We’re already hard at work on the fall issue, due out in early October. Clicking on the …
…through the University of Regina’s Centre for Continuing Education, and you can sign up for it now! Here’s how it’s described:
Speculative Fiction Workshop
Aurora Award-winning science fiction and fantasy author Edward Willett leads a six-week workshop for writers of science fiction, fantasy and horror. Students bring new or revised work to each session and prepare
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