Fan Fiction: Bane or Boone? by Noelle Hay
Remember that really weird dream you had about Legolas? You might call it a fantasy, but write it down, it becomes “fan fiction.” Fans…
Month: May 2003
The Gift of Immortality by Paul Kieniewicz
So, you want to be immortal? Or at least to live longer than 80 years without becoming decrepit or having to contend with deteriorating…
The Economics of Being a Fantasy Writer by Jeff Wheeler
With the economics not necessarily being in my favor, why do I write stories? Why do I write novels? Is a $1250 check really…
Literature as a Form of Science Fiction by Peter Bottomley
There seems to be a growing trend in the literary world that views Science Fiction as the second-rate, poor-relation member of the literature family.…
Starting An Internet e-Publishing Business Was Not Easy by Jay Dubya
On July 1st, 1999 I had retired from the Hammonton, New Jersey Public School District as a middle school English teacher after thirty-four years…
Interview with Mark Lavine
Q: Can you tell us a bit about how you came up with the idea for Forever Child? A: Well, often times writers, particularly…
The Wizard Hunters by Martha Wells
In the opening volume of the sequel trilogy to The Death of the Necromancer, Martha Wells further fleshes out the world she introduced in…
Forever Child by Mark Lavine
Three-hundred years into the future, and the world has changed. Among a chosen few, life expectancy is now hundreds of years; these are the…
The Lady of the Sorrows by Cecilia Dart-Thornton
And so onto book 2, which pretty much continues where Book 1 (The Ill-Made Mute – see review) left off.Imrhain is now no longer…
The Ill-Made Mute by Cecilia Dart-Thornton
The basic outline of this book is one of those that can be simplified down to ‘the child destined for greater things’. Think EH…
