Ken Scholes

[GUEST INTERVIEW] Michael Cummings and Ken Scholes Discuss Turning a Short Story into a Novel

May 3, 2016 // 0 Comments

A writerly discussion on writerly things [...]

Table of Contents: BLUE YONDERS, GRATEFUL PIES AND OTHER FANCIFUL FEASTS by Ken Scholes

June 3, 2015 // 1 Comment

Here's the table of contents for Ken Scholes' upcoming collection of stories BLUE YONDERS, GRATEFUL PIES AND OTHER FANCIFUL FEASTS [...]

MIND MELD: How Science Fiction Changed Our Lives

October 16, 2013 // 1 Comment

[Do you have an idea for a future Mind Meld? Let us know!] This week, we asked our panelists the following: Q: How has reading science fiction and fantasy changed you as a [...]

MIND MELD: What Book Introduced You to Fantasy?

October 7, 2009 // 49 Comments

We’ve already covered first science fiction books, now it’s time to flip the coin with this week’s panelists. So we asked them: Q: What book introduced you [...]

SF Tidbits for 8/22/09

August 22, 2009 // 0 Comments

Adventures in SciFi Publishing podcast-interviews Ken Scholes, author of Lamentation and the upcoming Canticle. Sci-Fi Talk has a chat with Director Robert Rodriguez (Sin [...]

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The Internet: Synchronicity’s Tool (Ghost In The Shell 2.0)

Published On: September 25, 2009

Yesterday I ran across a couple of videos where Conan O'Brien was dubbing a couple of animes for Manga Entertainment. One of which was Ghost In The Shell, which I found odd since there is already a DVD version of that available. Well, shortly thereafter I ran across an article on Japanator that states that the U.K. will get to Continue Reading →

SF Crossing the Gulf (Episode 18): Season 2 Re-Cap

Published On: September 25, 2013

In this episode of SF Crossing the Gulf, we revisit Season 2. There's general consensus that our podcasts on Jagannath and Distances are among our favorites ever, and that there's still a lot of value found in some of the older science fiction such as Olaf Stapledon and Cordwainer Smith.

Tube Bits For 09/25/07

Published On: September 25, 2007

On Oct. 21, the Sci Fi Channel series, Taken, will be released on DVD. You can find out more about the set at TakenDVD.com. Monsters And Critics gives us their take on Journeyman. Kevin McKidd good, writing bad. For those who've seen the pilot, what did you think? MSN Canada investigates Hiro's time travel ability and how you could Continue Reading →

[GUEST POST] Michael Pogach (THE SPIDER IN THE LAUREL) Likes Dead Scottish Sci-Fi Poets. Wanna Make Something of It?

Published On: September 25, 2015

Michael Pogach began writing stories in grade school. He doesn’t remember these early masterpieces, but his parents tell him everyone in them died. He’s gained some humanity since then, even occasionally allowing characters to escape his stories alive. Michael lives in suburban Philadelphia with his wife and daughter. The Spider in the Laurel is his first novel. I Like Dead Continue Reading →

Temporally Talking: An Interview With Joshua Palmatier

Published On: September 25, 2014

Joshua Palmatier is a fantasy writer with a PhD in mathematics. He currently works at SUNY Oneonta, while working on novels, short stories, and editing anthologies with Patricia Bray in his spare time. He has six novels on the shelf at the moment- - the Throne of Amenkor series (The Skewed Throne, The Cracked Throne, and The Vacant Throne), two Continue Reading →