Award-winning science fiction author Kameron Hurley stops by to talk about her Worldbreaker Saga, and the concluding story, The Broken Heavens.
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Writers, After Dark #52: K. S. Villoso Hail the Bitch Queen, defender of her people -- and all her poor life choices
Kay Villoso stops by to talk about her new epic fantasy The Wolf of Oren-Yaro, it’s foundation in Filipino mythology and needing to portray a strong female protagonist in this world.
The Quantum Nexus: My Paranormal Life
By facing one’s worst fears you can break free from constraints that stifle your potential and stunt your growth. However, you must be careful.
Writers, After Dark #51: Joshua Hood Presenting a fresh take on Ludlum's legacy
Thriller author Joshua Hood continues the legacy of Robert Ludlum’s Jason Bourne with a new operative Adam Hayes, who, unlike Bourne, remembers everything he’s done and struggles to live a normal life with that.
Writers, After Dark #50: Ebony Elizabeth Thomas A deep academic examination of black women characters in fantasy fiction
Professor Ebony Elizabeth Thomas stops by to talk about her book “The Dark Fantastic”, and yes, we deep dive into all sorts of discussion about and around #BlackGirlMagic, specifically focused on four stories with passionate fandoms.
Writers, After Dark #49: Luke Arnold Journeying from "Black Sails" to mean magical streets
Luke Arnold, fantasy writer and Black Sails actor, stops by to talk about his debut novel, The Last Smile in Sunder City.
Writers, After Dark #48: Gareth Hanrahan Unusual magic systems, unstable realities, and games as storytelling spaces
Writer and game designer Gareth Hanrahan stops by to talk about his Black Iron Legacy series. The second book, “The Shadow Saint”, is out now from Orbit Books.
Writers, After Dark #47: Scott Reintgen Teens use alchemy to ride fire horses in a grueling endurance race
YA SF author Scott Reintgen stops by to talk about Ashlords, the debut volume of his new magical horse race duology.
Writers, After Dark #46: Mike Chen What can you do when people are trying to derail rebuilding after the apocalypse
SF author and columnist Mike Chen talks about how creating the characters of A Beginning at the End was more important than the actual apocalypse and immediate aftermath.
Writers, After Dark #45: All About Silverberg Peter Carlaftes and Alvaro Zinos-Amaro on Silverberg's fiction and more
SF columnist/historian Alvaro Zinos-Amaro and publisher Peter Carlaftes of Three Rooms Press talk about the history and the future of SF Grand Master Robert Silverberg, including the newest short story collection, “Alien Archives”.
