Mark Chadbourn’s AGE OF MISRULE trilogy is the first of three connected trilogies and it was the first set of his books to make their way to the US. As I’ve indicated in [...]
A two-time winner of the British Fantasy Award, Mark Chadbourn is the author of eleven novels and one non-fiction book. His newest book in the U.S., Jack of Ravens, starts [...]
[Do you have an idea for a future Mind Meld? Let us know!] Every reader holds out for a hero, but be it movies or novels, its the antagonists, the villains, that often bring [...]
My recent and long overdue discovery of Fritz Leiber’s Fafhrd and Gray Mouser stories made me wonder about other good sword and sorcery stories, so this week’s [...]
Recent events and discussions once again bring the topic of genre fiction’s mainstream respectability to the forefront. So we thought it’d be timely to ask this [...]
Interviews and Profiles: @Wired: Cherie Priest and her awesome steampunk/zombie novel Boneshaker. @Tor.com: Ray Bradbury’s Lifelong Love Affair With Comics @BSCreview: [...]
Interviews and Profiles: @ A Dribble of Ink: Jesse Bullington (The Sad Tale of the Brothers Grossbart). The Big Idea: Mindy Klasky. @SF Site: Mark Chadbourn. @Omnivoracious: [...]
David Louis Edelman previews Geosynchron, book 3 of the Jump 225 Trilogy. Interviews and Profiles: @Talking with Tim: Dan Abnett (Triumff). @Whatever: Paolo Bacigalupi, [...]
Interviews & Profiles: @The Teeming Brain: Nick Mamatas (You Might Sleep). @Suvudu: a video interview with Patrick Rothfuss (Wise Man’s Fear). @The Nebula Awards [...]
Interviews and Profiles: @Wizards of the Coast: Marty Durham has a two-part video interview with fantasy author R.A. Salvatore. [via QuasarDragon] @GeekDad: Alan Dean Foster. [...]