
My thoughts on writing fantasy stories -- what they're made of and how they're made.
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If you get a few novels published by the traditional publishers, you might very well be offered the opportunity to write a media tie-in – a book set in the world of some movie or TV series or video game.
I was once approached to do one. It...
A reviewer at The Washington Post dismissed my book Dinner At Deviant’s Palace as what James Blish used to call a “baby picture”: an early book that’s been roundly rejected, but is dusted off and accepted after a later book has been publish...
When Jim Blaylock and I were students at Cal State Fullerton in 1972, the school paper sometimes published poetry. It was terrible stuff, all free verse rainbows and flowers and children playing on beaches, as I recall, and one idle afterno...
Even before Laser Books published my first book in 1976, I had completed another for them, titled An Epitaph in Rust.
Even before Laser Books published my first book in 1976, I had completed another for them, titled An Epitaph in Rust. As...
Well, I keep thinking of more bits of writing advice, so I guess I’ll alternate between those for all subscribers and my personal writing experiences for paid subscribers.
So here’s another thought on writing and publishing.
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I live in San Bernardino, California, with my wife and various cats and dogs. I've had 19 novels published, all science fiction and/or fantasy.
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