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"...I had a kind of epiphany early in my academic career when I realized that I could take science fiction and fantasy, which I had loved since I was a kid, and treat them as objects of scholarly study..."
- Author, publisher, and podcaster Edward Willett is tackling an ambitious project: an anthology, Shapers of Worlds, that will feature...March 6, 2020
- Synopsis: The Romulan sun is set to go supernova, within ten years. Una McCormack’‘s new book, Picard: The Last...February 25, 2020
Liz Braswell talks about her career, writing dark Disney stories, and “Straight On Till Morning”
Born in Birmingham, England, raised in Storrs, Connecticut, and now living in (and possibly protecting) Brooklyn (from evil), Liz Braswell is a science fiction fan who is also an amazing novelist. Under several pennames Braswell has...February 17, 2020 373 0
Allison Palumbo on their academic career and Love and the Fighting Female
Allison Palumbo is a fellow alumnus from Florida State University who also studies popular culture and who has also fled the state of Florida. (We can run, but the Florida will always find us.) After earning...February 14, 2020 476 0
Mark McCray on his career and his book “The Best Saturdays of Our Lives”
After six years at the Cartoon Network, Mark McCray became a Senior Manger of Programming Operations at Adult Swim. McCray is not only one of the lucky few who turned something he loved into a career,...January 31, 2020 477 0
Julia Round on her academic work and her book Gothic for Girls: Misty and British Comics
Julia Round is a principal lecturer of media and communication at Bournemouth University. But just as important as being fully employed is that Round is also a huge fan of science fiction, fantasy, and most aspects...January 28, 2020 538 0
John Langan on his book “Sefira and Other Betrayals”
I last interviewed John Langan in 2017 about his novel The Fisherman. He has since become a high school teacher and Diversion Books reprinted his 2009 novel, House of Windows. Additionally, he has recently released a...January 19, 2020 523 0
Jaimie Engle on her career and her latest books, “Metal Mouth: Lighting Can Strike Twice” and “Clifton Chase and the Arrow of Light”
Jaimie Engle is one of Florida’s overlooked writers. (We don’t spend all of our free time wrestling with gators and avoiding bad drivers.) In addition to taking care of a husband, kids, and a dog, Engle...January 13, 2020 594 0
Book: “One Day At Disney” now available for purchase
Captured during a twenty-four-hour period around the world, One Day at Disney showcases unique stories that depict a typical day behind the scenes at The Walt Disney Company. Discover what it’s like to report to work every day...December 28, 2019 372 0
In Review: Santa My Life & Times – An Illustrated Autobiography
Synopsis: Just imagine what it would be like to sit beside Santa Claus and hear for the first time the true story of his miraculous life as only Santa himself could tell it. Old Kris Kringle...December 18, 2019 274 0
NEW NOVEL FROM JEFFREY A. CARVER, “The Reefs of Time”
The starstream is beautiful. But beauty turns deadly when an ancient AI bent on destruction uses it to travel uptime, to humanity’s future. The Mindaru are dead. Or so exiled-Earthman John Bandicut and his alien companions...November 28, 2019 172 0
