Category: research

What If? Why Not? How? Sally Wiener Grotta interviews me

  By alternate history, Book View Café, fantasy, fantasy fiction, historical fiction, horror fiction, novelist, on writing, publishing, research, science fiction, short stories, story collection, teaching writing, Words, writing workshops

When it rains it pours, and this seems to be the season for lots of interviews, in this case spanning my novels RHYMER and RHYMER: HOODE (due out next summer), as well as short fiction, teaching, and (to borrow from Frank Zappa) green things in general.  -gf

Interviewed by Jonathan Koan

  By fantasy, fantasy fiction, Marie Lamba, novelist, reading, research, Words, worldbuilding

Rhymer continues to prove to be an “interviewable” adventure: Here is the latest, with erudite interviewer Jonathan Koan, a man surrounded by books:
https://youtu.be/VnN2cB6at18

Rhymer

Interview: Jennifer de Chiara Literary Agency newsletter

  By fantasy, fantasy fiction, historical fiction, Jennifer De Chiara, literary agents, on writing, publishing, reading, research, Words, worldbuilding

My literary agent’s latest newsletter includes a brief interview with yours truly.

Find it here, then scroll on down: https://preview.mailerlite.com/o4l0t3p0k9/2121901989217441013/x0r9/