Writers, After Dark #9: Emily Devenport Here there be generation ships, serial killers, and alternate narratives
YA & SF author Emily Devenport stops by to chat about Medusa Uploaded, which is about a serial killer on a mission on a generation ship, and there's a lot of mystery...
“Terror Is Our Business”: Procedural flair meets supernatural investigation Combining supernatural threats with pragmatic investigations yields delightful reads
Horror author Joe R. Lansdale and his daughter, author and musician Kasey Lansdale, have collaborated on a series of stories about an unusual type of supernatural...
Writers, After Dark #8: Gareth L. Powell Of starships, music and writing advice
SF author Gareth L. Powell stops by this week, to chat about his latest novel, Embers of War. The first in a space opera trilogy, the story centers on a sentient...
Writers, After Dark #7: Zack Kaplan Of extraterrestrial corporate shenanigans, peace keeping missions and more
Comics writer Zack Kaplan drops by to talk about "Port of Earth", his newest series from Top Cow. What happens when first contact is a business deal rather than...
Call for Submissions: Deathscribe 2018
Are you a fan of horror? A fan of radio plays and audio dramas? Then you'll be happy to know that DEATHSCRIBE: The International Festival of Horror Radio Plays,...
Writers, After Dark #6: Claudia Gray Delving into YA space opera heroes, Star Wars and "Aliens" criticism
Paranormal YA and Star Wars author Claudia Gray is here, and her newest book, Defy the Worlds, is the second in her Constellations series....
Article: “Comics and Storytelling: A Conversation with Mat Johnson”
Incognegro has recently been republished by Dark Horse in its new imprint Berger Books...
Writers, After Dark #5: Mur Lafferty Mix Clones, Murder and Generation Ships, Blend Well into Space Opera Fun
SF author and writing advice podcaster Mur Lafferty is here, talking about her space opera murder mystery Six Wakes, of Shambling Guides and Netflix, and the print...
Writers, After Dark #4: Daniel H. Wilson Exploring stories of robots as guardians, monsters, and everything in between
Daniel H. Wilson studied AI and robotics, but turned towards storytelling instead. His love of science fiction brought him to explore his loves and concerns about...
Preview: “The Furnace” by Prentis Rollins A rare graphic novel from Tor on the collision of technology and mass incarceration
THE FURNACE is a sci-fi story about a dark and looming possibility, an examination of the pitfalls of parenthood, and a uniquely American horror story....
“Beyond the Empire:” K. B. Wagers on building “The Indranan War” trilogy Space opera, Indian culture, and political & family intrigue means great fun for readers
K. B. Wagers is here, and talking all about "The Indranan War" space opera trilogy (read the Story Binge Review of Behind the Throne, After the Crown and Beyond...
NERDSoul Review: “Chronicles of Corum Volume 1” The Mike Mignola drawn "The Knight of Swords" comes back in a fresh collection
Le Ill Kid of NERDSoul reviews "The Chronicles of Corum Volume 1: The Knight of Swords", new from Titan Comics, part of their Michael Moorcock Library. He was pleasantly...
“Guardian Angels and Other Monsters”: On Emotions and Machines Daniel H. Wilson brings emotions to the robotic intentions in this collection
This collection takes readers down a different path of human interactions with robots, artificial intelligence, and technological phenomenon, and the confusing jumble...
“Olympus Bound”: Jordanna Max Brodsky blends ancient gods and secret spaces The Greek Gods still walk among us, and we can see their footsteps
Fantasy author Jordanna Max Brodsky talks about the concluding book in her Olympus Bound trilogy, Olympus Bound, the history of ancient Greece and ancient Rome,...
Writers, After Dark #1: Jasper Bark Traveling the dark spaces to tell a good horror story
Horror author Jasper Bark talks about his approach to storytelling, plotting, and the benefits of channeling his dark imagination into writing horror rather than...
