Matt Warner was interviewed for a One Minute How-To where he discussed how to stay motivated as a fiction writer. It’s a cool little spot, well worth listening to.
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ByshaunBOOK: A Miracle of Rare Design AUTHOR: Mike Resnick ARTIST: Bradley Sharp PUBLISHER: Dog Star Books GENRE: Anthropological Science Fiction SUMMARY: The best way to learn about an alien species is not only to live among them, but to become them in both physical form and function, but could a human really learn to think…
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ByshaunIn my last entry I mentioned that I had typed a few more pages of Everybody Scream! which got me thinking about how unique the whole process has been with this novel. When we first approached Jeff Thomas about releasing something of his on RDSP he told us he had a completed novel, possibly his…
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"Welcome to Oakland is a scathing indictment of most of what we like to think we know about class. It is also one hell of a raucous good time, right up to its surprisingly tender – and wonderfully well-earned – ending."—InDenver Times Read the full review