Kristine Kathryn Rusch spends a great deal of time exploring “what if.” She writes science fiction, fantasy, romance and mystery. A Hugo Award winning editor and a co-publisher of Pulphouse, not to mention an avid reader,
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The Best Website for Book Reviews – Off the Shelf Series
Book Stacks prersents: Off the Shelf: Seanan McGuire/Mira Grant Seanan McGuire is a talented urban fantasy author who draws heavily on her background as a folklorist to create rich, contemporary fantasy worlds. And she doesnt stop
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Book Review Bloggers: Off the Shelf Series Interview with Gail Carriger
One of the Best Book Review Websites Presents Off the Shelf Series Interview with Gail Carriger In Episode 8, Kghia and Simeon interview Gail Carriger, the author of Soulless, Changeless, and Blameless. Gail combines urban fantasy, or rather urbane
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Thebookstacks.org Interview with Fantasy Author Teresa Edgerton
Show Notes Author Website | Amazon Author Pages: US / UK This show’s music: “Polwart on the Green ” by Musica Pacifica on the album Dancing in the Isles available on Magnatune.com We begin the interview discussing Teresa’s early influences — The Wizard of Oz and The Lord of
Continue ReadingInterview with Marjorie M. Liu
This week, Simeon and Kghia interview Marjorie M. Liu, author of both urban fantasy and comicbooks. Marjorie talks about her past work as well as her newest Dirk & Steele novel, In the Dark of Dreams, which comes
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National Novel Writing Month in Second Life
(Inter)National Novel Writing Month kicks of November 1, and Second Life is providing some terrific support for for participants. Things kick of October 31, from 6-9 pm PDT/SLT, at Milk Wood. Graphic by June Faramore (SL:
Continue ReadingOff the Shelf Interview with Donna Fletcher Crow
In this episode of Off the Shelf, Kghia and Simeon speak to Donna Fletcher Crow, author of many series’ of books, including: the historic mystery series The Monastery Murders, The Cambridge Chronicles, Daughters of Courage, and the Lord Danvers
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