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Book 2, THE RETURNING, COMING June, 2012!!

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Upcoming guests on #sffwrtcht

5/16/12—Erin Hoffman
5/23/12— Faith Hunter
5/30/12—SB Knight
6/06/12—Sam Sykes
6/13/12—Peter V. Brett

One of the highest compliments anyone has paid me is to tell me “You’re a professional.” I’ve actually heard this several times the past few months. My first reaction is: “I wish I was. I don’t make any money.” But what they really mean is that I act like a professional in my timeliness and  [ Read More ]

Categories: Write Tips

Well, 2011 is gone and I am as glad as anyone it will never return. I thought 2010 was a bad year but 2011 was so much worse. In may 2010, I lost my full time job. By the end of the year, my part time one also went away due to my out of  [ Read More ]

Categories: General, Personal Essay

September 10, 2011 By Shaun Farrell This episode is brought to you by MAYAN DECEMBER, the exciting new science fiction novel from Brenda Cooper. Dr. Alic Cameron is a famous scientist devoted to studying ancient Mayan culture. In December 2012 she finds herself on the Yucatan Peninsula with her daughter, Nixie, fellow scholars, end of  [ Read More ]

Categories: General

September is cross promotion month and we are teaming up with Adventures In Science Fiction Publishing Podcasthttp://www.adventuresinscifipublishing.com/ for a month of special guests and cross promotion. For those unaware, AISFP is a great podcast which interviews industry people regularly on important topics. Led by Shaun Farrell, it also features contributions from Author Moses Siregar III, Brent  [ Read More ]

Categories: General

For me, Star Wars books are often like comfort food — familiar, not overly surprising, but good, an enjoyable way to pass the time. So when I scheduled Paul Kemp for my interview chat, I was surprised to learn his Star Wars books didn’t include those familiar characters I’d grown to love–the characters who made  [ Read More ]

Categories: General

Very excited to have best selling author Kevin J. Anderson on the SFFWRTCHT next Wed but Kevin’s got some haters. In particular, a group of hecklers who follow him around and try and make things very unpleasant for him and anyone who dares talk to him kindly. To avoid problems, I have blocked them, as  [ Read More ]

Categories: General

First, a couple of disclaimers might be appropriate: I like Mary Robinette Kowal. She’s a nice person, the kind who is easy to converse with and who doesn’t take herself too seriously. Vice President of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America, she penned one of my favorite short stories of the past few  [ Read More ]

Categories: General

SFFWRTCHT GUEST SCHEDULE: 12/1/10 – Sam Sykes12/8/10 – Mike Resnick (technical issues/postponed)12/15/10 – Blake Charlton12/22/10 – John Joseph Adams12/29/10 – Functional Nerds: John Anealio/Patrick Hester1/05/11 – Jaleta Clegg1/12/11 – Marian Schembari – publicist/social media expert1/19/11 – Mike Resnick (rescheduled from Dec.)1/26/11 – Ray Gun Revival: Johne Cook, etc.2/02/11 – Michael Ray, editor, RedstoneSF2/09/11 – Jeremy  [ Read More ]

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