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Author James Barclay talks to Barry Nugent and looks at why Self-Publishing really can work... but only if you really put yourself out there.
Kat chatted with author and artist (not to mention SFFWorld regular!) Kevin Radthorne.
Rob conducted this e-mail interview with Joshua Palmatier, whose debut trilogy The Throne of Amenkor, concluded in 2008 with The Vacant Throne. Here, they cover the trilogy, writing, influences, and what’s next.
Kat and Hobbit talk to the talented writer of humourous Fantasy, Jim C Hines on the release of his latest book: a Fantasy with an interesting take on traditional Fairy Tales.
David Louis Edelman has, thus far, published two novels. Infoquake and MultiReal are the first two books in his Jump 225 trilogy and his writing is pleasing fans and critics. He took some time to conduct this e-mail interview with Rob Bedford for SFFWorld.com
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Scott Westerfeld's Leviathan will be released on October 6th.
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A grim Brothers Grimm style tale, not for the faint-hearted! Hobbit follows these brothers in one of the more buzz-worthy debuts of the year.
Scott Westerfeld + Steampunk = excellence! Rob likes the Clankers v. the Darwinist conflict.
Dan takes a look at a new SF book from Iain "M" Banks, and it isn't a Culture novel.
The saga of Wizard-King Gerin continues in Forbes's third entertaining novel.
Here's a non-genre book from a genre writer: what if you decided to not buy books for a year and just spend it catching up on all those books you’ve loved or even never read?
David Forbes's Osserian saga continues and Rob thinks this is a good thing.
Mark continues his reading of the Dresden Files. How does Book Nine of the series hold up?
Lou Anders continues his great original SF anthology series.
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