The Day I talked to George R. R. Martin to Save A Life
For the love of Bronn.
blogging books, rhymes, and life + other wonders. I love comics, manga, physical media, film, animation, shoes, speculative and literary fiction, original art, and beautiful things.
I’ve interviewed many of the best science fiction, fantasy, horror authors in the world and love sharing our conversations with you
For the love of Bronn.
Reposting an interview from the archives. We can partially blame this guy for people wearing goggles off the clock.
I love his Joe Pitt books and because I started a reread I’m re-presenting this interview I conducted with him.
I just introduced my goddaughter to an old favorite of mine Return to Oz which scared the shit out of me as a kid in a way none of the iconic horror films of the decade did. No better time to re-present a lengthy interview I conducted with cartoonist Eric Shanower who has Oz stripes.
Some really good stuff in this old chat I had with Sturges. For fans of Vertgio, DC comics, storytelling, and/or speculative fiction in general.
My favorite post title so far. This is how I gauge myself, people.
Talking science fiction, fantasy, and publishing with Paul Park.
That’s a lot of words. I just tried to chip in about a buck fifty. Lots of great and unique takes about science fiction, speculative fiction in general, publishing, literature, his novels, and… hell?
Bridges are cool. The stories that bind us together are even more cool.
Well thought answers from the author of the Demon Cycle about his new fantasy series, terror, the changing nature of epic fantasy… and Shogun?
This was fun.
The creator of Erevis Cale of Forgotten Realms fame got the call to write Star Wars novels. I talk to him and make my pitch to be part of EU legend canon.
This guy went on to co-create iZombie.
An interview with another author who has since gone on to really make a name for himself in science fiction with Children of Time & has a lot of smart things to say about fantasy and writing.
Read his books, don’t use him as your life line.
I talk to the guy who wrote the best fantasy series of all time and maybe my favorite work of fiction.