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An interview with Hisart - Creator of "Goblin Warrior: enjoyed his tasty victory"
by E.J. Mickels, II
Horror
Meet this month's cover artist ... Again!
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Inside the Writing Mind An Interview with Aliette de Bodardby Rochita Loenen-Ruiz
Speculative
In 2006, The Triad’s Gift was published by the now defunct webzine, Deep Magic. Written by Aliette de Bodard, this novella was nominated for a Nebula Award in 2007, and was one of Aliette’s first published stories.
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SpeculationsThat Venus/Mars Thingby Bill Snodgrass
It is no breaking news that men and women were created different. In my family, at least one of the differences is pretty distinct.
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Give it MeaningMake it Personalby Scott M. Sandridge
The #1 reason that keeps you from sitting butt to chair and writing is simply that, for one reason or another, you just don’t care what you’re writing about. So, if you’re having trouble writing your story, i.e. Ye Olde “Writer’s Block,” then ask yourself if the story matters to you personally. If it doesn’t then find something in it that will make it matter.
Inside the Writing Mind Revisiting Mary E. DeMuth, Relevant Girlby Rochita Loenen-Ruiz
Mary E. DeMuth, is one of the first authors I was privileged to interview soon after Inside the Writing Mind came into being.
Since that first interview, Mary has had two more books published. Building the Christian Family You Never Had, which is at once a memoir as well as an encouraging guide book for parents who grew up in non-believing homes, and Watching the Tree Limbs, her first published novel which is enjoying well-deserved praise and has been consistently listed as a recommended read by various critics.
Inside the Writing Mind went back to interview this woman whose transparency and generosity with her words and with her life has become a source of encouragement to many.
Wi-PhyProximity and Setting - Senses and Settingby Johne (Phy) Cook
Mystery author Elizabeth George cries "balderdash" when it comes to writing what you know. In return, Phy cries "balderdash" when it comes to writing what you can visit.
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The Bone Setterby Suzette Saxton
Fiction - Speculative
When ancient bones speak to an orphan girl, she struggles to free them from their mortal bounds while Monsignor, her sovereign from birth, strives to overpower her.
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Window Blindby Wade Ogletree
Fiction - Speculative
Shiu Mai serves a government she fears, and when her own technology is used against her, the promise of a life ruled by love may not be enough to free her.
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