I was on this great podcast back in April, and I don’t think I posted anything about it. In fact, I forgot about it until today (I think maybe a coronavirus ate my brain). I really enjoyed it. Have a listen!
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The Worldshapers podcast an Aurora Award finalist again for Best Fan Related Work
I’m very pleased to announce that my podcast, The Worldshapers (“Conversations with science fiction and fantasy authors about the creative process”) has, for the second year in a row, been nominated for the Aurora Award for Best Fan Related Work–an award it won last year! (That’s the very nice trophy in the photo.) The Aurora …
FUNDED: a Kickstarter for an anthology of short fiction from some of today’s top science fiction and fantasy authors
My Kickstarter campaign to fund Shapers of Worlds, an anthology of short stories from some of the authors who were guests my Aurora Award-winning podcast, The Worldshapers, in its first year, was a great success, raising $15,700 CDN, well above the original goal of $13,500. As a result, the anthology is full-steam ahead, heading for an August …
My podcast, The Worldshapers, wins an Aurora Award!
Last Saturday, October 19, at the ceremony in Ottawa hosted by Can*Con, I was honored to receive this year’s Aurora Award for Bet Fan Related Work for my podcast, The Worldshapers. The Prix Aurora Awards are Canada’s fan-nominated-and-voted-on awards for science fiction, fantasy, and related work, roughly the Canadian equivalent of the Hugo Awards. The Best Fan Related Work …
The Space-Time Continuum: Why do we write?
This is my latest “Space-Time Continuum” column for the Saskatchewan Writers Guild‘s news magazine Freelance. Have you ever asked yourself why you write? Or asked your writer friends why they write? I have. In fact, I literallyasked myself that question in one episode of my ongoing podcast, The Worldshapers (www.theworldshapers.com), featuring conversations with science fiction and fantasy …
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Episode 58: Faith Hunter
An hour-long conversation with award-winning New York Times– and USA Today-bestselling author Faith Hunter, author of the Jane Yellowrock and Soulwood series, the Junkyard Cats novella series, and the Rogue Mage series, as well as thrillers under the pen names Gary Hunter and Gwen Hunter. Websitewww.faithhunter.net Facebook@Official.Faith.Hunter Twitter@HunterFaith Faith Hunter’s Amazon Page The Introduction Faith Hunter is the award-winning New… -
Episode 57: Edward Savio
An hour-long conversation with successful screenwriter and novelist Edward Savio, author of Alexander X, Book 1 in the Battle for Forever series, the audiobook version of which, narrated by Wil Wheaton, was a number-one overall bestseller on Audible. Websiteedwardsavio.com Twitter@EdwardSavio Instagram@EdwardSavio Edward Savio’s Amazon page The Introduction Edward Savio grew up in the bucolic bedroom… -
Episode 56: Kelley Armstrong
An hour-long conversation with New York Times-bestselling author Kelley Armstrong, author of numerous fantasy, mystery, and thriller novels in multiple series for adults, including the thirteen-book Otherworld series, which began with her first novel, Bitten, and other series and standalone novels for young adults and middle-grade readers. Websitekelleyarmstrong.com Twitter@KelleyArmstrong Facebook@KelleyArmstrongAuthor Kelley Armstrong’s Amazon Page The… -
Episode 55: Adria Laycraft
An hour-long conversation with Adria Laycraft, author of Jumpship Hope (Tyche Books), freelance editor, and wood artisan, an Odyssey Writers Workshop alumna whose short stories have appeared in various magazines and anthologies, both online and in print. Websiteadrialaycraft.com Facebook@adria.laycraft YouTubeCarving the Cottonwood Girl Gone to Ground The Introduction Adria Laycraft is an author, freelance editor… -
Episode 54: Lisa Foiles
An hour-long chat with actress, singer-songwriter, dancer, voice-over artist and writer Lisa Foiles, former cast member of Nickelodeon’s All That, author of the new middle-grade novel Ash Ridley and the Phoenix. Websitelisafoiles.com Twitter@LisaFoiles Instagram@LisaFoiles Facebook@LisaFoilesOfficial Lisa Foile’s Amazon Page The Introduction Lisa Foiles is best known as a four-year series regular on the Nickelodeon sketch… -
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…
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