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Cage Match–2012!
It’s day two of our annual Suvudu gift guide, and well, I’m going to cheat on this one by suggesting that you buy two books: Justin Cronin’s The Passage and its sequel, The Twelve. I can’t very well recommend the sequel to a novel without mentioning the original novel, right? (Robot Santa? Chanukah Zombie? Kwanzaa [...]
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Peter Heller is the author of The Dog Stars, a quietly poetic post-apocalyptic novel whose themes of solitude and survival reflect the experiences of the author, An avid outdoorsman and adventure writer. Heller, spoke with me about the dogs in his life, the necessary role of of solitude in a writer’s life, and his own [...]
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A Game of Thrones actor Sean Bean is set to star in a new apocalyptic thriller titled Scorched Earth. Bean, infamous for his reputation of portraying doomed characters, is set to play the role of a bounty hunter named Atticus Gage.
Sometimes books just seem to leap up out of nowhere and hijack your reading time until you’re done with them. You wonder afterwards, “Where did this come from? Why didn’t I hear of this book before now?” You gasp for breath, amazed at the book’s power and ninja-like stealth. That’s how Peter Heller’s The Dog [...]
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New York Times bestselling author Jacqueline Carey might be best known for her Kushiel series but she is far more diverse than that series would lead you to believe.
Enter Saints Astray, her new novel! Jacqueline took time to answer some questions about the post-apocalyptic book and why it’s a great departure for her. Check it out!
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Earlier this week I had the opportunity to interview Bob Fingerman, comic book artist, writer and novelist, about his new graphic novel “From the Ashes,” a post-apocalyptic comedy. Our conversation wander to a lot of fun places, and I hope that you enjoy the interview. Warning: some NSFW language and content.
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My novel, The Not Yet, is set in 2121. The U.S. has shrunken, become the United Authority. States along the Gulf Coast and the Pacific Rim have been cut away—-too many disasters, too hard to govern. The elite Heirs, who run the Authority for themselves, live hundreds of years on nearly foolproof life-extension programs. Their upkeep absorbs all the economy’s resources. The poor eek out a narrow, illegal existence, working as slaves or performers, or hang on in restricted tribes called Enclaves.
Andrew
Ya, I agree with Matt. There should be more Story Stories available. I enjoy the ones that are alrea...