Category: worldbuilding

  By alternate history, fantasy fiction, historical fiction, horror fiction, research, thrillers, worldbuilding

The terrific Tom Joyce interviews me on the topic of historical research for the HWA “Nuts & Bolts” column:

Nuts & Bolts: Gregory Frost on Writing Historically Based Fiction

Post In Which I Try to Answer AmazingStories.com’s Unexpected Questions

  By collection, fantasy, fantasy fiction, on writing, research, Rhymer, science fiction, Siobhan Carroll, theater, Words, worldbuilding

Unexpected Questions with Gregory Frost

Exploring the Creative Nexus with Ed Pettersen & Bradley Clark

  By alternate history, editing, fantasy, fantasy fiction, historical fiction, music, on writing, podcast, research, Rhymer, Words, worldbuilding

Following up on Ed Pettersen & Henry Kaiser’s rendering of the ballad “Thomas the Rhymer” influenced in part by my novel RHYMER, I was invited to a creativity podcast with Ed himself, and host Bradley Clark–a lively discussion of music, writing, influences, research, and more. Strap in!