S.B. Divya is joining us today to talk about her novel, Meru. Here’s the publisher’s description: One woman and her pilot are about to change the future of the species in an epic space opera about aspiration, compassion, and redemption by Hugo and Nebula Award finalist S. B. Divya. For five centuries, human life has …
David Sandner & Jacob Weisman are joining us today to talk about their story, Hellhounds. Here’s the publisher’s description: In this sequel to the novelette Mingus Fingers, authors David Sandner and Jacob Weisman follow Kenny, a talented musician who learned from jazz great Charles Mingus how to “play in the soul.” Kenny has always had an …
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Juliet Kemp is joining us today to talk about their novel, The City Revealed. Here’s the publisher’s description: THE CITY REVEALED is the final book (#4) in the Marek Series, although it can be read alone. A lot of tensions are coming to a head; and some long-buried (or at least long-ignored) issues are about …
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Nancy Kress is joining us today to talk about her novel, Observer. Here’s the publisher’s description: If we can alter the structure of reality, should we? In OBSERVER, scientist Robert Lanza, one of Time Magazine’s 100 Most Influential People, is joined by Nebula and Hugo Award-winning author Nancy Kress to confront the space between biology …
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Kayleigh Nicol is joining us today to talk about her novel, Crystal Awakening. Here’s the publisher’s description: A team of adventurers enters an epic trial of wits, magic, and monsters in this thrilling new fantasy series set within the Arcane Ascension universe. Parties attempting to claim the treasures of the Tortoise Spire of Dalenos are usually …
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I recently had a chance to sit down with the wonderful Wil Wheaton in an interview put together by Audible. Wil and I had a fantastic time talking about audiobook narration, writing, and acting. You may listen to the interview in its entirety here: Timestamps 0:00 – Introductions for Mary Robinette Kowal and Wil Wheaton …
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Mary Robinette hosts an interview with an expert in their field once a month for her $25 Patreon supporters. The topic rotates depending on the guest’s area of expertise. Mary Robinette will interview the guest as if she were preparing to write something featuring their job – which means interesting jargon, behind-the-scenes challenges, and unexpected …
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RJ Theodore is joining us today to talk about their novel, Cast Off. Here’s the publisher’s description: The Action Packed Conclusion to the Peridot Shift Trilogy Peridot is on the edge of annihilation. Once life-giving, the world’s Trade Winds are transforming people into soulless monsters. The surviving Alchemist gods neglect their followers or take advantage …
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Join me tonight for monthly online writing dates! I’ll open a Zoom session at 8PM Eastern and we’ll start off with a half hour of Q&A followed by quiet coworking and finished off with a bit of social time. I’ll take questions about my most recent writing class, general writing topics, and more. Occasionally we’ll …
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Welcome to December! 2022 has been a busy year, full of friendship, kittens, family, and loss. Parts of it have been difficult but thank you for being with me. It is that time of year again in which we retrospectively look back at our productivity over the last year by posting about eligibility. Here’s a …
It is that time of year again in which we retrospectively look back at our productivity over the last year by posting about eligibility. I think this is the first year since I started doing this that I haven’t had a short story come out. I was feeling weird about that until a friend pointed …
Several people, in response to my NY Times essay, have said that women couldn’t go into space because we lacked the technology for them to pee in space. When the Mercury program was proposed, doctors were worried that people would not be able to urinate or even swallow without the aid of gravity. And yet, …
Thank you so much for all your support over the past few weeks. It has given me so much joy to see people fall in love with The Spare Man and making all sorts of delicious drink pairings. I’d like to invite you to the Orbital Transfer Party of the ISS Lindgren! Oh dear, you …
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Lavie Tidhar is joining us today to talk about his novel, Neom. Here’s the publisher’s description: Machines roam the desert in search of purpose; works of art can be deadlier than weapons, and improbable love transcends the sands of time. From the multiaward-winning universe of Central Station, a complex desert-city of the future’s inhabitants rediscover …
Eden Robins is joining us today to talk about her novel, When Franny Stands Up. Here’s the publisher’s description: Nothing is more dangerous than a woman with a showstopping joke. Franny Steinberg knows there’s powerful magic in laughter. She’s witnessed it. With the men of Chicago off fighting WWII on distant shores, Franny has watched …
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