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WRAP-UP — MAY 2016
Welcome to my monthly wrap up! A final tip of the hat to the month behind and all the great (at least, we hope they were all great) books that have been reviewed as well as anything else exciting that … Continue reading
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Tagged An Echo of the Ascended, author interview, Charles E Yallowitz, Faith and Moonlight, Fantasy, fantasy author interviews, guest post, Half a War, Interview, Joe Abercrombie, Joe King, Legends of Windemere, Luke Taylor, Mark Gelineau, Mark Lawrence, Monthly Wrap Up, Prince of Fools, Runtime, sb divya, Shannara, Terry Brooks, The Defenders of Shannara
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AUTHOR INTERVIEW: LUKE TAYLOR
Today, on what is traditionally Indie Wednesday around here, I have the great pleasure to welcome Luke Taylor, author of The Muiread, to Bookwraiths, as he has bravely volunteered to answer a few questions about life, writing, and his new … Continue reading
INTERVIEW WITH HARRY TURTLEDOVE
I’m so very honored to welcome Harry Turtledove to Bookwraiths today. As a longtime fan of all his amazing books, I’d be hard pressed to name my favorite. Publishing stories in the fantasy, historical fiction, science fiction, and alternate … Continue reading
INTERVIEW WITH RICHARD A. KNAAK
Richard A. Knaak is the prolific author of over fifty novels, ranging from Dragonlance to Warcraft to Dragonrealm and, most recently, the roaring 20s urban fantasy Black City Saint. (Yes, I loved it, and you should definitely go out and … Continue reading
Posted in Author Spotlights, Interview
Tagged Age of Conan, author interview, author spotlight, Black City Saint, Dawn of the Aspects, Diablo: The Sin War, Dragonrealm, Richard A. Knaak, Richard A. Knaak interview, The Legend of Huma, The Minotaur Wars, The Sunwell Trilogy, War of the Ancients, Wolfheart, World of Warcraft
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INTERVIEW WITH RICHARD E. PRESTON, JR.
Richard E. Preston, Jr. has been thrilling fans of swashbuckling steampunk for several years now with his series The Chronicles of the Pneumatic Zeppelin. Being a huge fan of the series, I am honored to have this gifted storyteller drop by … Continue reading
WRAP-UP — DECEMBER 2015
Welcome to my monthly wrap up! A final tip of the hat to the month behind and all the great (at least, we hope they were all great) books that have been reviewed as well as anything else exciting that … Continue reading
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Tagged author interview, Batman The City of Owls, Brian Staveley, December wrap-up 2015, Justice League, Legends of Windmere, Michael Livingston, Monthly Wrap Up, Ragnarok, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Supreme Power, The Emperor's Blades, The Shards of Heaven, Top Ten Tuesday
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INTERVIEW WITH MICHAEL LIVINGSTON, AUTHOR OF THE SHARDS OF HEAVEN
Today, I’m excited to take part in The Shards of Heaven Blog Tour with Dr. Michael Livingston. Hi, Dr. Livingston, thanks so much for taking the time to answer a few questions! No problem. Thanks for having me! 1) Please tell us … Continue reading
INTERVIEW WITH OLIVER LANGMEAD, AUTHOR OF DARK STAR
Oliver Langmead has burst onto the science fiction scene with a captivating novel entitled Dark Star, which is told in epic verse form. This hauntingly beautiful story of a world living in eternal darkness, whose inhabitants are addicted to light … Continue reading
Posted in Author Spotlights, Cross-Genre, Interview, Science Fiction
Tagged author interview, author spotlights, Dark Star, Oliver Langmead
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INTERVIEW WITH JON SPRUNK, AUTHOR OF THE BOOK OF THE BLACK EARTH SERIES
Jon Sprunk burst onto the fantasy scene in 2010 with his well-received assassin novel Shadow’s Son: the first book in his now completed Shadow Saga trilogy. Not content to rest on his laurels, Jon unveiled The Book of the Black Earth … Continue reading
INTERVIEW WITH JAMES A. MOORE, AUTHOR OF THE SEVEN FORGES SERIES
Author Bio: James A. Moore is the author of over twenty novels, inlcuding the critically acclaimed Fireworks, Under the Overtree, Blood Red, Deeper, the Serenity Falls trilogy, Blind Shadows, and his most recent volume of the Seven Forges series, The … Continue reading
