Archives: February2011
Interview with Elizabeth Bear

Today I am thrilled to have an interview with Elizabeth Bear for you.  Elizabeth Bear received the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer in 2005 and has won the Hugo Award twice – for “Tideline” in the Best Short Story category in 2008 and for “Shoggoths in Bloom”  in the Best Novelette category in 2009.  She has written many short stories and books, including but not limited to the Jenny Casey trilogy, the Promethean Age novels, the Edda […]

Green-Eyed DemonThe Leaning Pile of Books

First, a quick update on this week: I have another interview for you on Monday!  This time it is with Elizabeth Bear, one of my favorite authors ever.  I’m also working on a review of her novel Dust, so I’m hoping to have that up sometime over the next few days as well.  I hope everyone enjoyed the interview with Freda Warrington (Part One | Part Two). I had a lot of fun learning more about her and am really […]

Interview with Freda Warrington: Part Two

Today I have the second part of my interview with Freda Warrington to share with you.  In case you missed it, here is part one.  I hope you enjoy the rest of this interview! Fantasy Cafe: You mentioned starting on a young adult novel on your blog.  Can you tell us anything about it?  Are there any other books not part of the Aetherial Tales coming out in the near future? Freda Warrington: Bit wary of talking about it, as […]

Interview with Freda Warrington: Part One

Today I am excited to have part one of an interview with Freda Warrington to share with you.  Freda Warrington is the author of nineteen novels, and for more information on her and her books you can visit her website or her blog. Her work was brought to my attention with the recent publication of her first two Aetherial Tales books, stand alone novels set in the same universe.  The first of these, Elfland, was my favorite book read in […]

Review of The Sea Thy Mistress by Elizabeth Bear

The Sea Thy Mistress, released in hardcover and as an e-book the beginning of this month, is the conclusion to Elizabeth Bear’s Edda of Burdens trilogy.  It is a direct sequel to All the Windwracked Stars, the first book in this series.  By the Mountain Bound, the second book, is actually a prequel that covers events leading up to the beginning of the first published installment.  In spite of the fact that The Sea Thy Mistress is the second part […]

Schedule

Although I don’t have the whole week planned out, I did want to give everybody a heads up about what’s coming up on Tuesday and Wednesday since I’m very excited about it!  Content for the rest of the week and when it will be up will depend on just how fried I am in the evenings after work (and how quickly I can straighten up questions I’m putting together for an interview), but here’s what Monday through Wednesday will look […]