Contributions from Charlie Jane Anders, Diana Pharaoh Francis, Erin Lindsey, Kat Howard, Kay Kenyon, Kelly Robson, Lyda Morehouse, Mari Ness, Melinda Snodgrass, Penny Reeve, Rene Sears, Sue Burke, Ursula Vernon, Valerie Valdes [...]
See why Paul Weimer thinks A THOUSAND PERFECT THINGS is an interesting deconstruction of colonialism and proto-Victorian mores with a strong heroine and deep world building. [...]
[Do you have an idea for a future Mind Meld? Let us know!] This week we asked our participants to talk about favorite openings of stories and novels… Q: Starting a book [...]
[Do you have an idea for a future Mind Meld? Let us know!] From Bilbo traveling to the lonely Mountain and Frodo’s journey to Mordor, to Steven Erikson’s Malazan novels [...]
[Do you have an idea for a future Mind Meld? Let us know!] Books have been one of the greatest influences on my life. I say this not to downplay the lessons and values taught [...]
[Do you have an idea for a future Mind Meld? Let us know!] Usually when ask genre authors about the influences on their work we are expecting, and usually get, responses that [...]
[Do you have an idea for a future Mind Meld? Let us know!] A lot of recent science fiction appears to take place on Earth, and only a minority of space-based science fiction [...]
Good news for all Kindle owners out there, Kay Kenyon’s Bright Of The Sky is now free (for a limited time?) from Amazon. Bright Of The Sky is the first book in [...]
REVIEW SUMMARY: An undeniable triumph of world building, Kay Kenyon’s The Entire and The Rose is a science fantasy tale of two worlds worth exploring despite the [...]
Everyone loves a good bad guy, so we asked this week’s panelists the following: Q: Who are the best bad guys in science fiction, fantasy, and/or horror literature? Read [...]
Adventures in SciFi Publishing podcast-interviews Kay Kenyon (City Without End). Blogging the Muse interviews Patricia Bray. The Willamette Writers honored Phyllis Irene [...]
