There’s a new player on the science fiction publishing scene and its name is Serial Box, which aims to bring the “TV model of media production and delivery to the [...]
Christian Schoon spent several years as an in-house writer with the Walt Disney Company in Burbank, CA, before going out on his own as a freelance writer working for various [...]
Last month I had the pleasure of participating in a question and answer session with author Alex Scarrow about his long-running traditionally published series, TimeRiders, [...]
John Helfers is a freelance writer and editor based in Green Bay, Wisconsin. During his sixteen years working at the packaging company Tekno Books, he edited more than [...]
Joshua Palmatier is a fantasy writer with a PhD in mathematics, currently residing in Binghamton, NY, while teaching mathematics at SUNY College at Oneonta. He has five books [...]
Silvia Moreno-Garcia is currently crowdfunding her first novel, Young Blood, about Mexican narco vampires. Her short stories have appeared in places such as The Book of [...]
Robert J. Sawyer has won 46 national and international fiction awards including a Hugo, a Nebula and the John W. Campbell Memorial Award. He’s been called the Dean of [...]
Into the Black: Reclaiming Dystopian Fiction There’s not doubt about it: Dystopian fiction is a hot literary commodity. In fact, dystopian literature seems to have [...]
O’Reilly’s TOC Conference is the place where leading practitioners from the publishing and tech industries converge to explore ideas, share what they’re [...]
Here’s an interesting experiment in self-publishing… Fergus Bannon (whose writings have appeared in Interzone, Territories, West Coast Magazine and Shipbuilding) [...]
Jo Walton reviews Zenna Henderson’s Ingathering. Interviews and Profiles: Eoin Colfer on writing a sequel to Douglas Adams’s Hitchhikers Guide. @Big Dumb Object: [...]
Robert J. Sawyer, known as “the dean of Canadian science fiction” by The Ottawa Citizen, is one of only seven writers in history to win all three of the [...]
