I’m two different people that are one and the same. I assure you, the motivational- speaker-personality you meet in real life IS the real me. So is the introverted, dark girl. We go hand in hand. Not surprising for a Gemini.
Writers, After Dark #37: Jonathan French Looking at a world from a different societal point of view
Fantasy author Jonathan French stops by to talk about The True Bastards, the second book in “The Lot Lands” series and sequel to The Grey Bastards.
Writers, After Dark #36: K. Eason Taking the protagonist tropes, and mixing them up with a cocktail shaker
Science fiction and fantasy author K. Eason talks about her newest fantasy epic How Rory Thorne Destroyed the Multiverse, where the fairy tale trope of the princess needing to be rescued is turned about.
Writers, After Dark #35: Craig Johnson Slowing down investigations by focusing away from technology
Mystery author Craig Allen Johnson talks about his best-selling Longmire series, how he keeps the investigations fresh without turning Absaroka County into a Western version of Midsomer Murders.
Writers, After Dark #34: Edward Willett He hasn't met a genre in which he doesn't want to tell a story
Science fiction, fantasy, and just about any genre author Edward Willett talks about the books in his latest series, “Worldshapers”, and the appeal of telling as many stories as possible has for him.
Making New Paths for New Voices
Characters like me–who look and love differently, whose minds and bodies don’t work like most–remain my constant, and the drive behind my work as an archaeologist is the same inspiration for my writing.
Writers, After Dark #33: Kevin J. Anderson He writes many stories about many worlds
Science fiction & fantasy author Kevin J. Anderson stops by to talk about his newest fantasy epic, Spine of the Dragon.
“Mall #1” opens on a familiar yet new apocalypse Discovering where seeking justice and truth in a dystopian enclave can lead to
While the story is set in familiar surroundings — a dystopian society formed from a tense cooperative of scavengers, rovers and gangs rebuilding as best they can in the aftermath of a disaster — all of these groups are using a mall as their home base, and dealing with the space and resources issues that can cause makes for some interesting conflicts to explore.
Writers, After Dark #32: T. Jefferson Parker For love of the detective genre, the stories keep coming
Edgar Award-winning and New York Times Bestselling thriller author T. Jefferson Parker stops by to talk about The Last Good Guy, the third and newest novel in his Roland Ford private investigator series.
On Being A Writer
Today I don’t consider myself a novelist so much as a purveyor of healthy escapes. It’s a job I am humbly thankful to every reader for, every single day.
