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Alan Lightman is the author of Mr g, a literary account of the birth of the universe as seen through the eyes of its creator, Mr g. In addition to his work as a novelist, Lightman is a theoretical physicist who has served on the faculties of Harvard and MIT. In this very brief interview, [...]
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Please enjoy this special guest post: an interview of horror author Nancy A. Collins conducted by one of her peers, Deb Hoag. Special thanks to both authors and Dog Horn Publishing editor-in-chief Adam Lowe for setting it all up.
Science fiction and fantasy have long been vehicles for social activism.
Mary Shelley. Ursula K. Le Guin. Octavia Butler. Margaret Atwood. All have worked hard at changing how Mankind has often treated women, empowering them, and building a better future.
In that vein, New York Times bestselling author Carrie Vaughn has just been nominated for the 2012 Amelia Bloomer List, which names “the best books with significant feminist content that will appeal to young readers.” Here is an interview with her! Enjoy!
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Every once in a while, I can twist a friend’s arm into conducting an interview for me.
In this case, a friend brought me an interview that is long and filled with great information about science fiction. The friend? Peter Orullian, Tor Books author of The Unremembered. Who did he interview? Ted Chiang, writer of numerous award-winning science fiction short stories!
More after the jump!
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The Hugo and Nebula Award season is upon us.
Here comes Embassytown by China Mieville!
Awards are not important though. Not really. People reading great work is what’s important. Therefore, people should read Embassytown and here is a list of reviews and video interviews to do the convincing for me!
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Every January, I take a look at what books we have publishing over the next twelve months and see what I’m excited about.
The moment I heard about The Rook by Daniel O’Malley, I was excited. Read on to discover why and read an interview with the author!
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Laurie Sheck is a renowned poet and novelist. A Monster’s Notes, her first novel, intertwines the stories of Mary Shelley and her most famous creation, Frankenstein’s Monster, in a tale that parallels both. Sheck answered a few questions recently about the enduring allure of Frankenstein, sympathetic monsters and the legacy of Shelley and her mother.
Frankenstein [...]
Sometimes we find ourselves among the giants, their immense talents casting shadows ever-long between which we small but steady lights dance and play and fade. Their dreams are our own, because they give them to us: flickering images of knights and dragons, statesmen and generals, all captured chiaroscuro and fragile in ink and paper.
George R.R. Martin [...]
In this episode of my personal podcast Slingshot! I interview author S.G. Browne. We discuss zombies, the subversiveness of comedy, consumerism, fate, and more.
Each week on 15 Minutes of Fiction…with Fictional Frontiers, Host Sohaib Awan will highlight the best in genre entertainment.
This week…enjoy our extended chat with the 2010 Arthur C. Clarke, Hugo, and World Fantasy Award-winning author, China Miéville, author of Embassytown.
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