One inspiration for the Kickstarter I just successfully ran to fund the Shapers of Worlds anthology was Zombies Need Brains LLC, a publishing company set up by my fellow DAW Books author Joshua Palmatier to publish original anthologies, all funded through Kickstarter. For the upcoming anthology My Battery is Low and it is Getting Dark, …
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Short story in new anthology Planetary: Venus
I have a new short story out, in the anthology Planetary: Venus from Superversive Press. Here’s a description of the anthology: Venus, the second planet from the sun, a world of sulfurous gas and tremendous temperatures where the landscape features—mountains and valleys—are all named for love goddesses. Venus herself is the goddess most known for …
Excited to have a story in upcoming anthology The Sum of Us!
I’m pleased to announce I’ll have a story, “The Mother’s Keepers,” in this upcoming anthology, The Sum of Us: Tales of the Bonded and Bound, edited by Susan Forest and Lucas K. Law. Here’s how it’s described: The world of caregivers and unsung heroes, the province of ghosts . . . If we believe that …
My editor wins a Hugo! And other stories of what I did on my summer vacation
It’s been a while since my last post. Lots to tell you about, but let’s start with the most important: my wonderful editor (and publisher), Sheila E. Gilbert of DAW Books, received the Hugo Award for Best Editor (Long-Form) at this year’s World Science Fiction Convention in Kansas City–and as you can see, I was there to take a photo. …
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Episode 53: Bryan Thomas Schmidt
An hour-long conversation with Bryan Thomas Schmidt, national bestselling author and Hugo-nominated editor of adult and children’s speculative fiction whose debut novel, The Worker Prince, received Honorable Mention on Barnes & Noble Book Club’s Year’s Best Science Fiction Releases and whose short stories have appeared in magazines and anthologies and online. Website/Blogwww.bryanthomasschmidt.net Twitter@BryanThomasS Facebook@bryanthomass Goodreads… -
Episode 52: Nancy Kress
An hour-long interview with Nancy Kress, bestselling Nebula, Hugo, Sturgeon, and Campbell Award-winning author of thirty science fiction and fantasy novels and novellas and five short-story collections, including Beggars in Spain, Probability Space, and Steal Across the Sky, as well as three non-fiction books for Writer’s Digest on the fundamentals of writing. Websitewww.nancykress.com Nancy Kress’s Amazon Page The Introduction Nancy Kress… -
Episode 51: Barbara Hambly
An hour-long chat with Barbara Hambly, New York Times-bestselling author of fantasy and science fiction, as well as historical novels set in the nineteenth century, about her creative process. Websitewww.barbarahambly.com Facebook@BarbaraHamblyWriter Barbara Hambly’s Amazon Page The Introduction Since her first published fantasy in 1982, The Time of the Dark, Barbara Hambly has touched most bases… -
Episode 50: S. M. Stirling
An hour-long conversation with S.M. Stirling, author of numerous science fiction and fantasy novels, including the novels of the Change and the Shadowspawn series, and most recently Shadows of Annihilation, Book 3 of the Tales from the Black Chamber series, about an alternate First World War. Websitesmstirling.com Facebook@worldsofwhatif S.M. Stirling’s Amazon Page The Introduction S.M.… -
Episode 49: Ira Nayman
An hour-long chat with Ira Nayman, editor of Amazing Stories magazine, proprietor of the Alternate Reality News Service (11 books so far), and author of six novels in the Multiverse series published by Elsewhen Press. WebsiteLes Pages aux Folles Twitter@ARNSProprietor Ira Nayman’s Amazon Page The Introduction Iray Nayman is the proprietor of the Alternate Reality… -
Episode 48: Tim Powers
An hour-long conversation with three-time World Fantasy Award (and two-time Philip K. Dick Award)-winning fantasy author Tim Powers, whose sixteen novels include The Anubis Gates, Forced Perspectives, and On Stranger Tides. Websitewww.theworksoftimpowers.com Facebook@AuthorTimPowers Tim Powers Amazon Page The Introduction An hour-long conversation with three-time World Fantasy Award (and two-time Philip K. Dick Award)-winning fantasy author ,… -
Episode 47: Carrie Vaughn
An hour-long chat with Carrie Vaughn, author of the Philip K. Dick Award-winning novel Bannerless, the New York Times-bestselling Kitty Norville urban fantasy series: more than twenty novels and upwards of 100 short stories, two of which have been finalists for the Hugo Award. Websitewww.carrievaughn.com Facebook@carrie.vaughn Carrie Vaughn’s Amazon Page The Introduction Carrie Vaughn‘s work includes… -
Episode 46: Jeffrey A. Carver
An hour-long conversation with Jeffrey A. Carver, author of eighteen science fiction novels, including The Chaos Chronicles and the Star Rigger stories, which include Dragons in the Stars and Nebula-finalist Eternity’s End, and Battlestar Galactica, a novelization of the critically acclaimed television miniseries. Websitehttp://www.starrigger.net Facebook@jeffrey.a.carver Jeffrey A. Carver’s Amazon Page The Introduction Jeffrey A. Carver is the author of eighteen… -
Episode 45: David D. Levine
An hour-long conversation with David D. Levine, the Hugo- and Nebula-winning author of the Regency interplanetary airship adventure novel Arabella of Mars (Tor 2016), sequels Arabella and the Battle of Venus (Tor 2017) and Arabella the Traitor of Mars (Tor 2018), and more than fifty science fiction and fantasy stories. Websitewww.daviddlevine.com Twitter@DavidDLevine Facebook@David.D.Levine.sf Instagram@DavidDLevine David D. Levine’s Amazon page The Introduction… -
Episode 44: Matthew Hughes
An hour-long conversation with Matthew Hughes, award-winning (and multiply nominated) author of more than twenty novels of fantasy, space opera, and crime fiction and numerous short stories, focusing on What the Wind Brings, his latest, a magical-realism historical novel from Pulp Literature Press. Websitematthewhughes.org Facebook@hapthorn Twitter@hapthorn Matthew Hughes’s Amazon Page The Introduction Matthew Hughes writes fantasy,…
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