“Breath of Oblivion”: Maurice Broaddus on world-building from a different perspective Space opera from a foundation set in afrofuturism and improvisation
Afrofuturist and author Maurice Broaddus stops by to talk about Book 2 of his "Astra Black" series, Breath of Oblivion, amongst other projects....
Telling the History of “The Star Wars Radio Dramas”
For fans of Star Wars, and aficionados of pop culture history, I would label The Star Wars Radio Dramas: Brian Daley and the Serialization That Saved NPR as a must-read....
Tosca Lee: Revisiting “Demon” and “Havah”
We are happy to repost this New York Times Q&A with best-selling and award-winning author Tosca Lee answering questions about the special 4th edition hardcover re-releases...
The 2024 ITW Thriller Awards Winners
The 2024 International Thriller Writers Thriller Awards Winners were announced at the ThrillerFest XIX Awards Banquet on Saturday, June 1, 2024 in New York City...
“The Downloaded”: Robert J. Sawyer on digital consciousness Exploring the possibilities of encoding consciousness into computers and networks
Award-winning science fiction author Robert J. Sawyer talks about his newest novel, The Downloaded....
“Catchpenny”: Charlie Huston blends fantasy with crime noir On mixing criminal activities with supernatural elements to create a new world
Comics writer/author Charlie Huston stops by to chat about his new supernatural crime noir fantasy novel Catchpenny....
“One Last Breath”: Ginny Myers Sain and supernatural murder mysteries Telling a tale inspired by unsolved murders making small towns "famous"
Supernatural thriller author Ginny Myers Sain returns to talk about her newest book, One Last Breath....
“Dark Star Burning, Ash Falls White”: Amélie Wen Zhao talks Chinese myths and magic Blending Chinese folklore and wuxia to build a whole new story world
Fantasy author Amélie Wen Zhao talks about her newest book, Dark Star Burning, Ash Falls White, the concluding volume of her "Song of the Last Kingdom" duology....
“Dazzling”: Chikọdịlị Emelụmadụ talks folklore and myths On reinventing Nigerian folklore with fresh takes on fantasy tales
Speculative fiction author Chikọdịlị Emelụmadụ stops by to talk about her debut fantasy novel Dazzling....
“Good Girls Don’t Die”: Christina Henry on Stories within Stories On taking a different approach to resilient women in horror stories
Horror and dark fantasy author Christina Henry stops by to talk about her latest novel, "Good Girls Don't Die"....
“A Crown So Cursed”: L. L. McKinney on concluding the Nightmare-Verse The story of the Nightmare-verse has wrapped up, but there's still room for more
Fantasy author L. L. McKinney talks about concluding her Nightmare-Verse trilogy, the possibility of revisiting the world later, and writing other stories....
“Legends of Norse Mythology”: Tom Birkett on Vikings, myths and legends Telling old myths and legends for a new generation of young readers
Old Norse and Old English lecturer and researcher Dr Tom Birkett stops by to talk about his latest, "Legends of Norse Mythology", an illustrated middle grade reference....
“The Worlds of Dune”: Tom Huddleston on the structures of “Dune” A rich, historical exploration of the events and cultures that inspired the book's people and places
Author and journalist Tom Huddleston talks about his new book "The Worlds of Dune: The Places and Cultures that Inspired Frank Herbert", a detailed exploration of...
“Never Whistle at Night”: Indigenous dark visions from Shane Hawk & Ted Van Alst, Jr A showcase to build the foundation for stories beyond this Native horror anthology
Editors Shane Hawk and Ted Van Alst Jr are here to to talk about their new collection, "Never Whistle at Night: An Indigenous Dark Fiction Anthology"...
“The Oppenheimer Alternative”: Robert J. Sawyer explores beyond the Manhattan Project Exploring possible secret histories surrounding real world events
Award-winning science fiction author Robert J. Sawyer talks about the newly released trade paperback edition of his alternate history / secret history novel "The...
