Bill Ward's blog of all things genre
Last week Howard Andrew Jones stopped by the Adventures in Sci-Fi Publishing podcast and talked about The Desert of Souls, Dabir and Asim, the writing life, Plague of Shadows, selling that first novel, gaming and storytelling, Harold Lamb, unpublished manuscripts, and, of course, Black Gate Magazine. He even managed to talk a bit about dead [...]
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The third and final installment of my Black Gate interview with Howard went up today, in which we talk about Howard’s other new novel, Plague of Shadows, and his history of gaming in general and how it relates to his writing. Howard alluded to a future Black Gate round table in which a bunch of [...]
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The second installment of a three-part interview I conducted with Howard Andrew Jones just went up today over at Black Gate. Howard is having a pretty big month, with not one but two novels coming out right around the same time, and a tremendous amount of online attention. But I’m here to tell you that [...]
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Over at the BG today I posted a quick link to an interesting article at Tor.com from Michael Moorcock, all about the origins of his Hawkmoon series against the backdrop of change in the sixties. I highly recommend Moorcock fans check it out. Now I have to seriously fight the urge to go reread these [...]
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Over at Black Gate today (yes, I’ve been slacking over there, what’s it to ya?) I’ve posted a notice of the news that has been going around lately about a Dorsai! television series, based on the first novel of Gordon R. Dickson’s unfinished Child Cycle. A surprising and potentially great choice for some original programming, [...]
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Over at Black Gate today I posted a quick notice about the rumors that have been swirling around about a film sequel to HBO’s rather awesome Rome series, which ran for two seasons. While a Rome movie has been more or less an open secret for some time, it’s nice to see it back in [...]
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