Archive for the ‘Science Fiction’ Category
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- Adventures in Sci-Fi Interviewing • March 14, 2009
Two new bits of book promotion: a 30-minute audio interview with me by Adventures in Sci-Fi Publishing, and my answers to reader questions on "Stargate" writer/producer Joseph Mallozzi's blog. - DLE Mania on io9, Joseph Mallozzi’s Blog and SF Signal’s Mind Meld • February 26, 2009
The science fiction megasite io9 has just published an interview with me about "MultiReal," Stargate writer/producer Joseph Mallozzi is hosting a discussion on his blog about "Infoquake," and I've just contributed a few paragraphs to SF Signal's Mind Meld about my literary influences. - For Your Consideration: “MultiReal” and “Mathralon” for the 2008 Hugo Awards • January 7, 2009
I have two items eligible for the 2008 Hugo Awards: my novel "MultiReal" and my short story "Mathralon." - New Interviews on Fast Forward and Post-Weird Thoughts • December 19, 2008
Two new interviews with me are now available: a video interview with Fast Forward TV, and a 7-question interview on the blog Post-Weird Thoughts. - My Capclave 2008 Schedule • October 17, 2008
If you're going to be attending this year's Capclave in Washington, DC (okay, technically it's in Rockville, MD), here's my schedule for the weekend. - Denvention Recapitulation • August 11, 2008
Highlights of my experiences at WorldCon 2008, aka Denvention 3. - Things to Do in Denver When You’re Dave • August 5, 2008
My schedule for this week's WorldCon science fiction convention in Denver, CO. - “MultiReal” Miscellany • July 22, 2008
Life moves fast, and this "MultiReal" promotion stuff is zipping by like an F-16. Here's a passel of news about book stuff, which I'm just going to lump here behind bullet points for lack of any better idea. - My Readercon 19 Schedule • July 17, 2008
Here's my Readercon 19 schedule, for anybody who will be in Burlington, Massachusetts this weekend and wants to catch up with me. - In What Order Should You Read the Series? • June 12, 2008
In what order should you read an SF/F series, and why? It's an especially pertinent question to genre fiction, because serial storytelling is so much a part of what we do. It matters deeply whether the Empire struck back before or after the clones attacked.