Chris Angus is joining us today to talk about his novel The Gods of Laki. Here’s the publisher’s description: From the author of Flypaper comes an adventure about mysterious underground volcanic forces and a savage plot to alter the Earth’s climate. A race to unveil the secret of Laki, a volcano on the southern shores […]
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Eli K.P. William is joining us today with his novel Cash Crash Jubilee. Here’s the publisher’s description. In a near-future Tokyo, every action—from blinking to sexual intercourse—is intellectual property owned by corporations, who take it upon themselves to charge licensing fees for your existence. Amon Kenzaki is a Liquidator for the Global Action Transaction Authority.
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Today Kelley Grant joins us to talk about her new novel, Desert Rising. Here is the publisher’s description: “It frightens me, knowing the One has called up two such strong individuals. It means that there are troubled times in our future, and you must prepare yourselves.” The Temple at Illian is the crown jewel of life
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SL Huang is joining us today with her novel Half Life. Here’s the publisher’s description. Cas Russell is back — and so is her deadly supermath. Cas may be an antisocial mercenary who uses her instant calculating skills to mow down enemies, but she’s trying hard to build up a handful of morals. So when
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Jonathan L. Ferrara is joining us today with his novel The Guardians of Sin. Here’s the publisher’s description. Seven deadly sins have been unleashed, and the only one who can defeat them is the boy who set them free. Nicholas Blackwell has no idea he is supposed to fulfill a destiny. All he knows is that
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Hello future! I’m writing this before heading on internet vacation for the month of March. You should be receiving it with one week left to nominate for the Hugo awards. I hope you won’t mind if I remind you that a couple of my things are eligible for consideration. Novelette Lady Astronaut of Mars – Tor.com
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As we kick off the New Year, it’s time for the traditional look back on what I published last year, but this year requires a little bit of annotation because there’s a curious question about audiobook fiction. First the list. Novel Without a Summer – This was book 3 in the Glamourist Histories. Short Story
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J Tullos Hennig is joining us today with her novel, Shirewode. Here’s the publisher’s description. Book Two of the Wode The King of the Shire Wode. That is what they will call you. Years ago, a pagan commoner named Rob of Loxley befriended Gamelyn Boundys, a nobleman’s son, against seemingly insurmountable odds—and with horrific consequences. His
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This is a 16,200 word SF novella that I’ve written for Audible.com’s shared world anthology series, Metatropolis. I’m looking for readers who would be willing to give me their gut reaction to it. Mostly what I’m looking for though are large story issues. In particular, things that: Confuse you You don’t believe You are bored by
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Anne Lyle also writes historical fantasy, which is one of my happy places for fiction. Her first book was set in Elizabethan England, but the new one takes us to Venice. What’s her Favorite Bit? ANNE LYLE When I started planning the sequel to my Elizabethan fantasy novel “The Alchemist of Souls” way back in
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