Travel and murder in this new thriller – Book tour interview with Andrea Bartz Interview Timeline Andrea Bartz is a Brooklyn-based journalist and author of We Were Never Here, The Lost Night, and The Herd . Her work…
Artist and Author Brian Catling discusses his writing and his art Interview Timeline Brian Catling is a poet, sculptor, painter, and performance artist. He makes installations and paints portraits of imagined cyclops in egg tempera. Brian has had…
Post-apocalyptic science fiction with Gene Douchette Interview Timeline Gene Doucette has authored more than twenty sci-fi and fantasy titles. He recently released The Apocalypse Seven . We spoke about the book and his writing. The Apocalypse Seven (John…
Post-apocalyptic science fiction with Gene Doucette Interview Timeline Gene Doucette has authored more than twenty sci-fi and fantasy titles. He recently released The Apocalypse Seven . We spoke about the book and his writing. The Apocalypse Seven (John…
An Insider Look at The Last Kids on Earth Interview Timeline The Last Kids on Earth is a popular multi-media franchise. Thunderbird Entertainment and Atomic Cartoons produce the Last Kids on Earth show. I spoke with Thunderbird executives…
Josh Malerman is a New York Times bestselling author and one of two singer-songwriters for the rock band The High Strung . His debut novel, Bird Box , is the inspiration for the hit Netflix film of the…
How nerds protect the earth despite being marginalized – Interview with Anthony Lioi Interview Timeline Anthony Lioi studies and teaches popular culture. He wrote a work on the ecology of nerds and their marginalization and we spoke about…
How video game modders are changing the art scene – Interview with Eddie Lohmeyer Eddie Lohmeyer is Assistant Professor of Digital Media in the Department of Games and Interactive Media at the University of Central Florida, USA. He…
How to scare yourself with horror and other creepy nuggets – Interview with Josh Malerman Interview Timeline Josh Malerman is a New York Times bestselling author and one of two singer-songwriters for the rock band The High Strung…
Martha Wells has written many fantasy and sci-fi novels, short fiction and novellas. She’s also written Star Wars and Stargate novels as well as worked on Magic:The Gathering. She has won Hugo, Nebula, Locus, and Alex Awards for…
How professional gamers can avoid the legal and business pitfalls in e-sports – Interview with Justin M. Jacobson Justin M. Jacobson, Esq. is an entertainment and esports attorney located in New York City. For the past 10+ years,…
Today in Literary and Art History: May 12 May 12 1606 – Artist Joachim von Sandrart born May 12 1812 – English artist and author Edward Lear born May 12 1828 – English artist Dante Gabriel Rossetti born…
Andy Weir spent over two decades as a software engineer before publishing the wildly popular novel The Martian which also came out as a movie starring Matt Damon. He also released Artemis , another successful novel, and has…
Today in Literary and Art History: May 11 May 11 1864 – Irish author Ethel Voynich born May 11 1896 – American author Mari Sandoz born May 11 1901 – Austrian poet Rose Ausländer born May 11 1902…
Today in Literary and Art History: May 10 May 10 1604 – French dramatist Jean Mairet born May 10 1760 – German writer Johann Peter Hebel born May 10 1876 – Slovene writer Ivan Cankar born May 10…
Today in Literary and Art History: May 8 May 8 1867 German author Margarete Böhme born May 8 1885 German artist Arnold Rönnebeck born May 8 1910 American author Andrew E. Svenson born May 8 1915 American author…
Today in Literary History: May 7 May 7 1478 Epistolae et Evangelia published May 7 1478 Codex Justinianus published May 7 1499 De muliere forti published May 7 1861 – Bengali writer Rabindranath Tagore born May 7 1867…
How modern alternative horror has divided critics and fans with David Church Interview Timeline David Church is a film and media scholar specializing in genre studies, taste cultures, and histories of film circulation. He is the author of…
How colonialism and politics shaped Indian science fiction with Suparno Banerjee Interview Timeline Suparno Banerjee has been a life long fan of science fiction. He studied science fiction and now teaches it as an associate professor of English…
How a deep-nerd comic book writer ended up writing for the Sonic TV series with Justin Peniston Interview Timeline Justin Peniston has a deep love of comic books and all things nerd. He’s written for DC comics, IDW,…
How the Japanese imperial system inspired a sci-fi book series with Juliette Wade Interview Timeline Juliette Wade loves to learn and has degrees in both anthropology and linguistics. She is also a writer of speculative fiction and uses…
The strange rivalry between British fantasy writers with Hadas Elber-Aviram Interview Timeline Hadas Elber-Aviram has loved fantasy since she was small and studied as a graduate student. She recently released a book about British fantasy writers and their…
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How a slow-burning idea of a lonely cabin in the woods became a sci-fi novel with David Arnold Interview Timeline David Arnold spent many years as a freelance musician before turning to writing. He has completed his fourth…
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How female cross-dressing intrigued the British literary world with Ula Klein Interview Timeline Ula Lukszo Klein is Director of Women’s and Gender Studies at the University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh. She recently published a book on women cross-dressing in…
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How Sweden adopted French knightly romances and Europeanized itself with Sofia Loden Interview Timeline Sofia Loden is a Pro Futura Scientia XII Fellow at Stockholm University and the Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study in Uppsala. She has a…
How Nicole Glover wrote a fantasy novel about historic Philadelphia and the Underground Railroad Interview Timeline The Conductors is Nicole Glover’s debut novel. She is a fantasy fan and enjoys exploring historic places. We spoke about the novel,…
K. Lyn Wurth discusses her western historical novel “The Not So Quiet Life of Calamity Jane” (Five Star, 2021) Interview Timeline K Lyn Wurth has written many western stories and novels and she recently wrote a historical novel…
Scott Peeples discusses his book about Edgar Allan Poe “The Man of the Crowd” (Princeton University Press, 2020) Interview Timeline Scott Peeples is a professor of literature and has written three books on Edgar Allan Poe and has…
Sarah Read discusses her Bram Stoker award winning horror novel “Bone Weaver’s Orchard” (Journal Stone, 2019) Interview Timeline Sarah Read is author of the 2019 Bram Stoker award for best first novel. She’s also a librarian and a…
Owl Goingback interview about his horror novel “Coyote Rage” Interview Timeline Owl Goingback has been writing for over thirty years and has released many types of fiction including numerous horror short stories and novels. He won the Bram…
The most interesting fiction and fiction studies hardcover books being released each month! For my fans and followers, I’ve begun making EXTENSIVE! lists of the best science fiction, fantasy, horror, mystery, film history, comic book etcetera hardcover books…
Brian Herskowitz talks about developing characters for screenplays from his book “Process To Product” Interview Timeline LEARN HOW TO DEVELOP SCREENPLAY CHARACTERS. Brian Herskowitz is a screenwriter and producer and has many credits to his name including Tour…
Elizabeth Bear interview about her sci-fi novel “The Machine” Interview Timeline Elizabeth Bear is a prolific sci-fi and fantasy writer. She’s the Astounding Award, a Hugo, and other awards for her work. She recently released the second book…