After a one day break, the Summer 2012 THIEFTAKER Blog Tour resumes today with a pair of interviews.  One was done with the wonderful Paige Crutcher at Authorlink.com.  It’s a wide ranging discussion that touches not only on THIEFTAKER, but also on writing in general, whether or not I believe in magic, and how small events ripple through our lives ( Read more... )

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I've just been interviewed on the Michigan Speculative Fiction -- MiFi Writers website.  The interview was conducted by my friend, Tim Rohr and it covers a broad range of topics related to writing, publishing, and my own career, including my work in historical fantasy under the name D.B. Jackson.  I hope you enjoy it.

The wonderful Alethea Kontis has been conducting interviews with Magical Words personnel all week at her LiveJournal site.  For those of you who don't know her, Alethea is a terrific writer and one of my very favorite people, which actually tells you very little about her -- just trust me:  you want to read her blog and you need to check out her ( Read more... )

Mike Plested and I met last fall when I was Guest of Honor at ConVersion in Calgary.  Recently, Mike interviewed me for his "Irreverent Muse" podcast, and the interview is now up on the website and available for download.  Check it out here.  Hope you enjoy it.

While I was away on family vacation, an interview I recently gave was posted online.  The interviewer, Dianna Gunn, maintains a blog called  "Dianna's Writing Den."  We talked about a range of things, from the first book I ever wrote (at age 6) to the Thieftaker series, which will debut next year.  Please visit the site and check out the interview ( Read more... )

As I mentioned in yesterday’s post, my good friend A.J. Hartley has a new paperback out from Tor Books. The book is called Act of Will, and it is A.J.’s first foray into writing fantasy, after a highly successful run as a bestselling writer of thrillers. A.J. is one of the writers at Magical Words, our group blog on the craft and business of ( Read more... )

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Thought I'd let you all know that I have another interview up, this one at Examiner.com's Speculative Fiction page.  This is kind of an off-beat Q and A.  The interviewer, Josh Vogt, has done a series of what he calls "Never Have, Never Will" interviews, in which he asks authors about some of the more subtle points of writing.  I hope you'll visit ( Read more... )