Fat White Vampire Blues by Andrew Fox
He isn’t Dracula. He certainly doesn’t bear any resemblance to Anne Rice’s LeStat. Where those two vampires are more well-known and perhaps, more suave,…
Year: 2004
Bride of the Fat White Vampire by Andrew Fox
Jules Duchon has returned, sort of. Andrew Fox’s new novel, Bride of the Fat White Vampire picks up directly after the events of his…
Interview with R. Scott Bakker
Rob Bedford (RB): You have obviously put a lot of time and emotion into your work. How much time and effort did you put into The…
Interview with Gary Wassner
Q: Can you tell us a little bit about the GemQuest series? Gary: Where do I begin? I have been living with the story and…
Choice of the Cat by E.E. Knight
One of the more enjoyable aspects of reading a new writer’s first couple of novels is experiencing the writer’s growing skills, as you read…
Warrior Prophet, The by R. Scott Bakker
The second novel in R. Scott Bakker’s The Prince of Nothing saga continues to push the envelope in terms of complexity and tension. The…
The Way of the Wolf by E.E. Knight
EE Knight postulates a grim future in his debut novel, The Way of the Wolf. The reader is introduced to a world over-run by…
Interview with Carol Berg
An Interview with Carol Berg By Kseniya Shabanova for SFFWorld.com March 5, 2004 Carol Berg is the acclaimed author of the Rai-kirah trilogy,…
Interview with Mitchell Graham
Mitchell Graham Interview by Jason G. Ward for sffworld.com Mitchell Graham is the author of The Fifth Ring and The Emerald Cavern. His path into publishing is…
The African American Science Fiction Character in Literature, Television, and Film by Ben Davis Jr.
CUYAHOGA COMMUNITY COLLEGE—METROPOLITAN CAMPUS CLEVELAND OHIO THE AFRICAN AMERICAN SCIENCE FICTION CHARACTER IN LITERATURE, TELEVISION, AND FILM JANUARY 21, 2003 BY BEN DAVIS JR,…
How to Submit a Query Letter by Lillian Cauldwell
Sending in a Query Letter to a Potential Publisher Lillian Cauldwell You’ve prepared your manuscript to be the best it possibly is. You’ve had…
