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Linda Nagata’s GOING DARK is Riveting, Near-Future Military SF

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[INTERVIEW] Linda Nagata on Indie vs. Traditional Publishing, Gender Bias in Military SF, and Her New Book, GOING DARK

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Linda Nagata’s THE RED and THE TRIALS: Action-Packed Military SF with a Healthy Dose of Cyberpunk

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First Impression: The Mentalist

Published On: September 24, 2008

Despite what I said in my Fall TV preview post, the online videos for The Mentalist piqued my interest enough to get me to DVR the series pilot last night, which I then watched a bit later in the evening. So, job well done CBS video/PR dudes, you got me. But how was the actual show? The Mentalist is about Continue Reading →

SFFWRTCHT: A Chat with Michael J. Martinez, Author of THE DAEDELUS INCIDENT

Published On: September 24, 2013

Michael J. Martinez is a husband, father and writer living the dream in the Garden State. He spent nearly twenty years as a professional writer and journalist, including stints at The Associated Press and ABC News. After telling other people's stories, he's happy that he can now tell a few of his own, starting with The Daedalus Incident, his debut Continue Reading →

Quoth Nancy Kilpatrick and Caro Soles: An Interview with the Editors of the Poe-Inspired Anthology nEvermore!

Published On: September 24, 2015

Nancy Kilpatrick is a writer and editor with 18 novels and over 225 short stories in print. In her editorial capacity, nEvermore! is her 15th anthology. She enjoys wearing two hats and exploring both hemispheres of her brain. She won the Arthur Ellis Award for Best Mystery Story, and several awards for her dark fantasy writing and editing, including the Continue Reading →

This Should Have Been Around 18 Years Ago

Published On: September 24, 2004

Campus Life Comes to Second Life, from Wired, is a quick hit piece about several college professors who are using Second Life as an online classroom to teach their classes. Sounds intriguing, but how in the world can the teacher hope to hold the class' attention when you have flying people and giant robots roaming around? The Univeristy of Texas Continue Reading →

At Kirkus: Celebrities Who Write Genre

Published On: September 24, 2015

This week at the Kirkus Reviews blog, I offer up a piece on Celebrities Who Write Genre, wherein I look at actors and sports stars who have books out, or will soon. You can read it here.