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The Machine Stops
Orange, California, USA
I am an author of dark speculative fiction. I blog on all things spec-fic at The Machine Stops, and my debut fantasy novel, Dreamwielder, is now available from Diversion Books.
Twitter: @GCalcaterra
20 Obscure SF/F/H Books Recommended by the Pros
Understanding why some SF/F/H novels become massively popular while others languish in obscurity is an exercise in futility. For whatever reason, some books simply never get the right combo of...
The History of Modern Fantasy Fiction (Sort of) – Part I
So, I’m teaching a fantasy writing course at the Orange County School of Arts, and it’s…well, pretty freaking fantastic! The students are highly enthusiastic, all are well-read for their age,...
Author Interview: Wendy Wagner
You’ll not find a nicer person in the SFF community than Wendy Wagner. By some odd coincidence, she and I actually went to college together at Pacific University many moons...
Happy Talk Like a Pirate Day!
A pirate walks into a bar and the bartender notices he has a big steering wheel attached to his crotch. The bartender dutifully pours a stiff rum drink for the...
Author Interview: M Todd Gallowglas
I met M. Todd Gallowglas last year at Conjecture Con in San Diego, California. Being a bit of a newbie on the small SFF convention scene, it was great to...
Interview: Fantasy Author David B. Coe Talks the Writing Life
David B. Coe is a fantasy author I’ve been following for several years now over at the very cool website MagicalWords.net. His novels have never been on the New York...
The Man Behind the Podcasts: Patrick Hester
If you hang out in the online SFF community much, you’ve likely run across Patrick Hester before. The guy is nutty busy. He blogs, tweets, writes a column on graphic...
From Tavern Wench to Mettlefetchers and Beyond!
Alas, the Mettlefetchers Kickstarter campaign died last week with a pathetic little whimper. Collaborator Ahimsa Kerp and I really thought the project would elicit more attention and excitement, particularly with...
An Annotated Bibliography for Science Fiction and Climate Change
So, I just finalized a magazine article I've been working on for the last couple of weeks called "Can SF Save the World From Climate Change?" Hopefully, the article will...
Steampunk Interview: James P. Blaylock
I first met James P. Blaylock in the Fall of 1999 when I took one of his classes at Chapman University for my MFA degree. Sadly, I had never heard...
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