A way with worlds: 04 – Intelligent life and culture by Steven Savage of Seventh Sanctum
Last time we took a look at getting down the basics of your universe and your settings. Now, we’ll put some people or something…
Year: 2000
A way with worlds: 03 – In the beginning . . . there was a lot of planning by Steven Savage of Seventh Sanctum
This time, we look at developing the foundations of your world – the origin and ecology/ecologies that are the basis for what happens in…
A way with worlds: 02 – It is the little things that count by Steven Savage of Seventh Sanctum
Last we looked at why it’s worth creating a solid world for your original work. This time, we’re going to look at what you’ll…
Interview with Anne McCaffrey
Q: A while ago we had a question in our discussion forum; Is Anne McCaffrey just for young women? What’s your view on this?…
Interview with David Drake
Q: Can you tell us a bit about your current projects? A: I’m plotting the fourth book in the Isles series. My working title…
Our Dimensionality by Timothy James Faulkner
Try an experiment with me. On a warm, cloudless day, about sunset, find a nice large open space with grass and lie down on…
Interview with L.E. Modesitt Jr.
Q: In the Recluce series, the two opposite forces [order and chaos]don’t necessarily reflect good versus bad. What are yourthoughts about this? A: One…
A Fiction Ramble by Fletch .J. Bush
“Greetings Readers, Watchers and Players alike. Nice world isn’t it? Nice that some talented people have poured forth their imaginations and their brilliant minds…
Interview with Alan Dean Foster
Q: Can you give us a sneak preview into Diuturnity’s Dawn, thefinal book in the Founding of the Commonwealth trilogy? A: DIUTURNITY’S DAWN preview:…
Interview with Ian Irvine
This Interview has been provided by Orbit, and is printed with their permission. May sees the launch of a major new fantasy series from a…
Interview with Elizabeth Haydon
Q: How do you explain the success of Rhapsody? A: Hmmm. I guess I attribute whatever success Rhapsody has had to three things. First,…
Interview with Nalo Hopkinson
Q: How did you become interested in writing science fiction as opposed to other kinds of literature? A: Fantastical literature is something I was…
Acts of the Apostles by John F.X. Sundman
A religious book? Only if you find technology on the top of your Altar. The book is a Techno thriller with believable characters written…
Battlechaser by T.S. Robinson
Battle-Chasers is T.S. Robinson’s debut novel, and I would say it’s a debut he should be proud of. T.S. Robinson says he got the…
Thieves and Kings Volume I by Mark Oakley
Thieves & Kings Volume one contains the first six issues of Mark Oakley’s original fantasy comicbook series. This is the story of young Rubel,…
Wysard by Carolyn Kephart
Wysard is Carolyn Kephart’s debut novel, and what a debut. If you’re looking for a new author with the potential of Goodkind and Jordan…
Gravity by Tess Gerritsen
It all starts at the bottom of the sea and from there it all heads for the stars. With a background in medicine Tess…
The High History of the Holy Quail by Bruce Durie
This is the story about Slough and his involvement in the quest for the Holy Quail.Other ingredients are heros, demons, wizards and a talking…
The Song of the Swan by Arthur D’Alembert
This is one of those books that grabs your attention from the first page and that’sactually hard to put down. In 1987 a supernova…
Behold Leviathan by Will Clark
Behold Leviathan is Will Clark’s first novel, he is a disabled Vietnam veteran who later has been awarded the Army’s highest peacetime award. He…
