Not my last interview ever (uh, probably) but the last interview I did whilst out on my book tour, was recorded yesterday and is now up today on the Versus the World “Alpha Geek” podcast, which you may find here. In it I discuss the new book, working on Stargate, why I harp on financial matters for writers, and other such stuff. If you’re coming to this on a day other than the 29th of May, you should probably use this link to find it. In either case, enjoy.
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Today’s Books Sent to Scalzi
- After the Fall Before the Fall During the Fall, Nancy Kress (4/1): Random-appearing kidnappings are anything but. http://t.co/XcdD9Url 1 month ago
- Apocalypse to Go, Katherine Kerr (2/7): A secret agent must find her kidnapped siblings in a weird(er) San Francisco. http://t.co/6nrVU9aG 1 month ago
- Westward Weird, Greenberg/Hughes, ed (2/7): A collection of speculative tales set in the wild west. http://t.co/o3tdQ474 1 month ago
- Forest Moon Rising, P.R. Frost (2/7): A fantasy writer tracks down real-life demons from another dimension. http://t.co/IoWIu0UM 1 month ago
- Dark Victory, Michele Lang (1/17): A young woman turns to supernatural means to fight the Nazis and their evil. http://t.co/1SJ9H4Ec 1 month ago
- Shadow Ops: Control Point, Myke Cole (1/31): A soldier goes underground when he manifests prohibited magical powers. http://t.co/bftIz6fe 1 month ago
- All Things Wicked, Karina Cooper (1/31): A woman confronts the man she loves, who also betrayed her coven. http://t.co/IHM3Bypf 1 month ago
- Aristeia: Revolutionary Right, Wayne Basta (out): A disillusioned smuggler must challenge the existing order . http://t.co/gCRm1XUL 1 month ago
- The Best Science Fiction and Fantasy of the Year, Vol. 6, Jonathan Strahan, ed (3/6): Gaiman, Link, Doctorow and more. http://t.co/hGzNrlc4 1 month ago
- Seven Princes, John R. Fultz (out): A long-peaceful land is threatened by war. First in a series. http://t.co/qZ1qukJs 1 month ago
The Blatherations of Others
- Unholyguy on Not Being Able to Scrape By With $200k Is Usually Your Own Fault
- Unholyguy on Not Being Able to Scrape By With $200k Is Usually Your Own Fault
- DGL on Not Being Able to Scrape By With $200k Is Usually Your Own Fault
- Gulliver on Not Being Able to Scrape By With $200k Is Usually Your Own Fault
- Gulliver on Not Being Able to Scrape By With $200k Is Usually Your Own Fault
- Mike on Shadow War of the Night Dragons Wins Tor.com’s 2011 Readers’ Choice Award
- Unholyguy on Not Being Able to Scrape By With $200k Is Usually Your Own Fault
- 13enster on Shadow War of the Night Dragons Wins Tor.com’s 2011 Readers’ Choice Award
- BillK on Not Being Able to Scrape By With $200k Is Usually Your Own Fault
- Unholyguy on Not Being Able to Scrape By With $200k Is Usually Your Own Fault
- Greg on Not Being Able to Scrape By With $200k Is Usually Your Own Fault
- BillK on Not Being Able to Scrape By With $200k Is Usually Your Own Fault
- Greg on Not Being Able to Scrape By With $200k Is Usually Your Own Fault
- Kat Goodwin on Not Being Able to Scrape By With $200k Is Usually Your Own Fault
- Gulliver on Not Being Able to Scrape By With $200k Is Usually Your Own Fault
Whatwitters
- Wearing a suit today. I'm scared too. http://t.co/NEPkDKVw 1 hour ago
- Wow, there are some spectacularly shitty films in Netflix's streaming service. 16 hours ago
- Watching Ang Lee's "Hulk" mostly make me want to watch "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon." 20 hours ago
- Wife tells me I'm on my own for dinner. That's okay. I have a spoon. And a tub of Land O' Lakes butter. 21 hours ago
- When did @SalmanRushdie become a moonshiner? http://t.co/998ya07e 21 hours ago
- Oh my god, my daughter's orthodontist has an open wifi connection. TIME TO DOWNLOAD PORN. 1 day ago
- In the case of the http://t.co/fqASxDha award, I might have to thank the kittehs. 1 day ago
- Oh, AND: "Shadow War of the Night Dragons" won the 2011 http://t.co/fqASxDha Reader's Choice Award for Short Fiction: http://t.co/evQdRjEp 1 day ago
- Between the Nebulas and the Audies, it's an awards-riffic day, y'all. 1 day ago
- I share my Audie noms with @wilw, who narrated the audiobooks. He's also nominated for a third work, 'cause he's all that. 1 day ago
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Enjoyed it!
Great, rambling interview on a number of fun subjects. Thanks, and here’s to getting home safely.
Oh, you made me want to read Starship Troopers again.