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The 56th episode of the Reading and Writing podcast features an interview with Paul Malmont, author of The Chinatown Death Cloud Peril, Jack London in Paradise, and The Astounding, The Amazing, and The Unknown.

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Welcome to the fifth episode of the Reading and Writing Podcast featuring an interview with Taylor Anderson, author of Into the Storm: Destroyermen, Book I, Crusade: Destroyermen, Book II, and Maelstrom: Destroyermen, Book III. You can download the podcast here or subscribe via iTunes.

“With its blending of historical fact, thrilling battle scenes, and science fiction, Maelstrom is a novel that anyone who loves reading both military and alternative history SF books will want to add to their libraries. The characters are complex, three-dimensional, and show growth over the course of the series, and Anderson, who is a gunmaker and forensic ballistic archaeologist and a member of the National Historical Honor Society and the United States Field Artillery Association, has done his research, and it shows.”
—Professor Crazy of BookSpotCentral.com

 

Welcome to the fourth episode of the Reading and Writing Podcast featuring an interview with Tobias Buckell, author of Halo: The Cole Protocol, Sly Mongoose, and forthcoming short story collection Tides From the New Worlds.  You can download the podcast here or subscribe via iTunes.

“Anyone hankering for a book that is pure front-to-back action is likely to peg this as the space opera of 2008.” SF Reviews

 

Welcome to the second episode of the Reading and Writing podcast featuring an interview with Michael Jasper. You can download the podcast here or subscribe via iTunes here.

Michael Jasper grew up in the small town of Dyersville, Iowa, home of “The Field of Dreams.” Jasper is the author of A Gathering of Doorways, The Wannoshay Cycle, and Heart’s Revenge (under the pen name Julia Porter). His short stories have been published in Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine, Strange Horizons, Writers of the Future 16, and many other publications.