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News for November 25th, 2009
A Star Curiously Singing by Kerry Nietz, reviewed by Cathi-Lyn Dyck at Scita > Scienda: "A Star Curiously Singing resonates with me the way Asimov did. Its social issues are carefully considered, informing the sci-fi plot."And here are the latest additions to Mindflights magazine: You, in a Microscopeby Megan Arkenberg
A Star Curiously Singing by Kerry Nietz, reviewed by Cathi-Lyn Dyck at Scita > Scienda: "A Star Curiously Singing resonates with me the way Asimov did. Its social issues are carefully considered, informing the sci-fi plot."And here are the latest additions to Mindflights magazine: You, in a Microscopeby Megan Arkenberg
Guild Member Spotlight: Grace Bridges
Welcome to our ongoing series of conversations with Lost Genre Guild members. Catch them here on Mondays!Grace BridgesWhen did you join the LGG? How did you make the connection?Dan Weaver chased me down on Myspace. I believe it was around June or July of 2006.What's the first thing you
Welcome to our ongoing series of conversations with Lost Genre Guild members. Catch them here on Mondays!Grace BridgesWhen did you join the LGG? How did you make the connection?Dan Weaver chased me down on Myspace. I believe it was around June or July of 2006.What's the first thing you
News for November 20th, 2009
Johne Cook says:Katie Weiland was kind (or reckless) enough to interview me for the AuthorCulture blog. She asked fun questions, and I replied with what may be considered provocative answers. In the interview, I talk about the genesis of Ray Gun Revival magazine and my “Adventures of the Sky Pirate” serial novel, as well as the challenges of writing a serial novel, the importance of writing out your million words of dreck, thoughts about the fine line between piracy and obscurity, and the vision I
Johne Cook says:Katie Weiland was kind (or reckless) enough to interview me for the AuthorCulture blog. She asked fun questions, and I replied with what may be considered provocative answers. In the interview, I talk about the genesis of Ray Gun Revival magazine and my “Adventures of the Sky Pirate” serial novel, as well as the challenges of writing a serial novel, the importance of writing out your million words of dreck, thoughts about the fine line between piracy and obscurity, and the vision I
News for November 18th, 2009
Karina Fabian says: I had a lovely book signing at Godspace, the Catholic bookstore in Thousand Oaks. I sold more books than I had in a long time. What did I do different?Read more at her post Bookstore Efforts Led to Book Signing Success.Also check out Karina's latest press release in response to the Vatican's conference on astrobiology: As Vatican Explores Idea of Extra-Terrestrial Life, Catholic Sci-Fi is Already ThereG.K. Fields announces publication of
Karina Fabian says: I had a lovely book signing at Godspace, the Catholic bookstore in Thousand Oaks. I sold more books than I had in a long time. What did I do different?Read more at her post Bookstore Efforts Led to Book Signing Success.Also check out Karina's latest press release in response to the Vatican's conference on astrobiology: As Vatican Explores Idea of Extra-Terrestrial Life, Catholic Sci-Fi is Already ThereG.K. Fields announces publication of
Guild Member Spotlight: Fred Warren
Welcome to our ongoing series of conversations with Lost Genre Guild members. Catch them here on Mondays!Fred WarrenWhen did you join the LGG? How did you make the connection? December 2008. It was kind of a convoluted
Welcome to our ongoing series of conversations with Lost Genre Guild members. Catch them here on Mondays!Fred WarrenWhen did you join the LGG? How did you make the connection? December 2008. It was kind of a convoluted
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