First, Charles Tan has conducted mini-interviews with each contributor to After on SF Signal. Here are the first three, with Jane Yolen, Gregory Maguire, and Richard Bowes.

And here are the photos from the KGB reading October 17th, with John Kessel and S.G. Browne .

AFTER was featured in io9's Bookshelf Injection ( Read more... )

I'm home from New Jersey safe and sound after doing some antiquing yesterday, having a fantastic dinner at Shawna McCarthy's house, and then doing the outlets today. Exhausting but fun. Wiped out but watched a couple of movies this evening which I'll mention tomorrow.

An interview with author Richard Bowes about his forthcoming novel Dust Devil: ( Read more... )

I'm afraid that what I've got to say is pretty wimpy. I've been in book publishing long enough to know that predicting its future is not something I could ever do. I'm assuming that others taking part in the conversation will be surer of themselves than I am on the subject.
The Grand Conversation on ebooks

The phone interview I did last weekend about Haunted Legends will be replayed on Radio Dentata tomorrow at midnight ET.

Then the interview will be posted online on the Cult Radio a gogo website for free by the end of this week.

My anthology with Nick Mamatas Haunted Legends is about to be published by Tor. Here are two more interviews conducted with me and/or Nick, mostly about the anthology:
From Fangoria and Hellnotes:
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E. Catherine Tobler about "Island Lake" .

The next interview by Charles Tan for SF Signal, with Jeannine Hall Gailey.

Here's Charles Tan's new interview with Christopher Barzak on his story "Map of Seventeen" at SF Signal.

Also, Colleen Mondor is enjoying The Beastly Bride and will be reviewing it in her column Chasing Ray in July. In the meantime she says: "Standouts so far: "Map of Seventeen" by Christopher Barzak, "Island Lake" by E. Catherine Tobler ( Read more... )

He writes:
" Locus Online has just launched my new interview series, focusing on short fiction and titled "SF Quintessential". In this slot, I'll be talking regularly with influential figures in the field--authors and editors--tying in with the publication of new collections and anthologies, and looking at the state of the magazines. First up is ( Read more... )