Welles on Wells
As a special treat for Halloween, we present an conversation between Orson Welles and H.G. Wells, courtesy of Alan Dean Foster.
Peter Straub
Sticking with the horror theme, Peter talks about his new novel In the Night Room.
Cover to Cover #136: Terry Brooks / Nancy Kress
Terry Brooks
Terry took time out from a busy book tour to chat with us about High Druid of Shannara: Tanequil.
Nancy Kress
Crucible is Nancy’s follow-up book of hard science fiction.
Cover to Cover #135: Greg Keyes / Ellen Larson
Interview: Greg Keyes has been out on a book tour promoting his latest novel, The Charnel Prince, sequal to the phenominal successfull The Briar King.
Interview: In 100 years, an alien archeologist visits earth to learn about our ancient writings, hoping to uncover ways to save his own planet. That’s the gist of Ellen Larson’s The Measure of the Universe.
Cover to Cover #134: Alan Dean Foster / K. Bannerman
Alan Dean Foster
Alan’s new book is Sliding Scales, continuing the “Flinx and Pip” series.
K. Bannerman
Kim’s novel (in eBook form) is The Tattooed Wolf, a strange twist on your traditional werewolf novel.
Elric
Think we should review comics? Hate the idea? Let us know… Michael Moorcock’s Elric returns to comics with the legendary Walt Simonson delivering the artwork. What more could you want? Before Elric became the legendary figure fantasy fans know and love, he was a young man still trying to find his identity and carve his […]
Cover to Cover #133: Todd Lockwood / Ken Wisman
Interview: Todd Lockwood is the mastermind behind the redesign for Advanced Dungeons and Dragons 3rd Edition. He also creates the wonderful book covers for Tor and Wizards of the Coast.
Interview: In what may prove to be one of the more controversial books we’ve had on the show in a while, Ken Wisman presents Eden: The Novel.
Cover to Cover #131: Brian Herbert, Kevin J. Anderson / Peter Prellwitz
Brian Herbert & Kevin J. Anderson
Brian and Kevin are on tour with their new book The Battle of Corrin, which wraps up the “Legends of Dune” series.
Peter W. Prellwitz
Peter is one of the finest “new” authors around, and anyone who is a fan of hard science fiction is going to be completely sucked in to Horizons, this tale of action and mystery wrapped in a hard sci-fi cover.
Cover to Cover #130: Alan Dean Foster / Catherine Wells
Alan Dean Foster
Alan’s latest novel, Lost and Found deals with alien abduction… but from the point of view of one who stays abducted.
Catherine Wells
Local author Catherine Wells spends most of her recent writing time creating short stories and publishing them in magazines like Fantastic Stories and Realms of Fantasy.
Cover to Cover #129: Steve Alten / Bob Harper
Steve Alten
MEG: Primal Waters is the third book in Steve’s giant-shark thriller series.
Bob Harper
Bob has quite possibly the coolest job in the whole wide world. He produces audio tracks for haunted attractions.
Cover to Cover #128: Andrew Fox / William Koonce
Andrew Fox
Andrew is a second-time guest, appearing this time to speak about his latest work, Bride of the Fat White Vampire.
William Koonce
Christian fiction with sprinkles of horror throw in? That’s what William has created, it’s a great book regardless of your personal faith. Hey, who doesn’t like a book with personal demons and a government project which opens a door to an alternate universe?
Cover to Cover #126: Bruce Taylor / Kevin Andrew Murphy
Bruce Taylor
Bruce is billed as “Mr. Magical Realism” and gives us a crash-course in this sub-genera of science fiction. Stories that are more “theater of the mind” than your average Space Opera might fit into Magical Realism.
Kevin Andrew Murhpy
Kevin writes all over the place and has his hands in more SFF projects than you can possibly imagine. His book Drum into Silence was recently released
Cover to Cover #125: Eric Van Lustbader / Jacqueline Lichtenberg
Eric Van Lustbader
Now, you may be wondering why we’re talking about The Bourne Legacy on a science fiction talk show, and why it is that the book is written by someone other than the guy who wrote the original trilogy. Eric will clear things up for you, don’t sweat it!
Jacqueline Lichtenberg
Jacqueline Lichtenberg is featured in Trekkies 2, the award winning sequel to the acclaimed Trekkies docudrama. She’s a fascinating expert in the realm of fandom, and an accomplished fantasy and science fiction writer in her own right.
Cover to Cover #124: Selina Rosen / James C. Glass
Selina Rosen
Selina writes all over the map, both in and out of genre. She owns and is the head publisher of Yard Dog Press, a small press (not POD) which brings you books a bit too odd for the larger presses.
James C. Glass
James holds his doctorate in Physics, and it shows in his writing.
Cover to Cover #122: Walter Hunt / Michelle Welch
Walter H. Hunt
We kidnapped Walt when we found him at WesterCon 57 and took him back to the studio to talk about his latest book, The Dark Ascent.
Interview: Michelle Welch is a local author who was also at WC57. We had a conversation with her on the convention floor about her latest book, The Bright and the Dark.
Cover to Cover #121: Ed Greenwood
Interview: Ed Greenwood is the creator of Forgotten Realms, the fantasy world which has been going strong for 35 years! His new novel, Elminster’s Daughter, continues on in this series, which has had more writers in it than you can possibly imagine.
