Posts Tagged ‘interview’
Aftermath of a Book Launch (a couple interviews, some reviews, and a totally not sleazy sales pitch)
First off, despite wearing quite the stylish poncho, my hands are freezing. Which simply means that what follows is likely to be a minefield of typos. For those sensitive souls out there unable to so much as look at misplaced apostrophe without losing their minds, don’t say you weren’t warned. To the meat: It’s been…
Read More[Interview] J.S. Collyer on The Orbit series, The Waste, and Character Relationships
J. S. Collyer is Science Fiction writer from Lancaster, UK. Her first novel, Book 1 in the Orbit Series, Zero, an action-packed, character-driven SciFi novel described as ‘Firefly meets James Bond’ was released by Dagda Publishing in 2014 and made it into Northern Soul Magazine’s Best Reads of 2014. The sequel, Haven, was released October 2015 and the third and final instalment, Silence, was…
Read MoreThat time I was on a Canadian radio talk show
Interview with Leslie Roberts of CJAD 800 [box] Listen above to the chat I had with Leslie Roberts about The Power of Decision.[/box] The article I wrote for Medium a couple weeks back (The Power of Decision) caught on in kind of a big way. Thanks in large part to the popularity of that…
Read More[Interview] Michael Patrick Hicks on Mass Hysteria, Finding Writing Time with Kiddos, and Gory Horror!
Michael Patrick Hicks is the author of a number of speculative fiction titles. His debut novel, Convergence, was an Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award 2013 Quarter-Finalist. His most recent work is the horror novel, Mass Hysteria.He has written for the Audiobook Reviewer and Graphic Novel Reporter, in addition to working as a freelance journalist and news photographer.…
Read More[Interview] K.C. Alexander on Mass Effect, Genderqueer Badasses, and the Gratuitous Use of the Word F@#&
K.C. Alexander is the author of Necrotech—a transhumanist sci-fi called “a speed freak rush” by NYT bestseller Richard Kadrey and “a violent thrillride” by award-nominated Stephen Blackmoore. She co-wrote Mass Effect: Nexus Uprising with NYT bestseller Jason M. Hough. Other credits consist of short stories to Fireside magazine and a contribution to Geeky Giving, as well as personal essays regarding life between…
Read More[Interview] Samuel Peralta on becoming a USA Today Bestseller, Dominion Rising, and The Future Chronicles
Samuel Peralta has carved a name for himself in Indie publishing as the godfather of the wickedly popular anthology The Future Chronicles which, at last glance, has over 20 volumes out, with a whole slew slated for the very near future. His newest release, Dominion Rising, a collaborative effort alongside a stable of 23 other amazing…
Read More[Interview] Jason Hough on Mass Effect, Collaboration, and Series Writing
[box] Jason Hough has written some damned cool science fiction in the few years he’s been on the scene. He first caught my attention with The Darwin Elevator back in 2013, but he’s been consistently pumping out high-quality, adventure sci-fi (Zero World, Injection Burn, Escape Velocity) that is definitely worth your time. Look for him on Twitter at…
Read MoreSpectrum Books Interviews Moi!
SPECTRUM BOOKS INTERVIEW Nadine Matheson from Spectrum Books was kind enough to sit down for an interview with me recently. We chat about Time Heist‘s peculiar birth, the writing process, influential peeps in my life, and what projects I have on the horizon. Might I recommend you go check it out?
Read More12 Days of Christmas Interview!
CLICK HERE FOR THE INTERVIEW!! Recently I sat down with Preston Leigh from the Leighgendarium to answer some awesome Christmas related questions. Not only that, but I’m giving away FREE copies of Time Heist and Purgatory to everybody who leaves a comment over there. So what’re you waiting for?
Read More[Interview] Linda Nagata
CLICK HERE FOR LINDA NAGATA INTERVIEW AT SFSIGNAL! A couple months back I got turned onto a little military sci-fi number called The Red by Linda Nagata. This book was a real highlight of 2015 for me, ’cause it did a number of things amazingly well. I’ve already gushed a plenty about this book HERE, so I’ll save…
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