Here's a look at what I read in January, from literary fiction, to books about neuroscience, to graphic novels.
Derek Kunsken talks about time travel, genetic engineering, quantum physics and more in his mind-bending debut novel The Quantum Magician, out this month.
Fantasy Fiction Horror Interviews
A Walk Through the World of Graveyard Mind with Chadwick Ginther
September 17, 2018
Winnipeg may not be the most obvious setting for an urban fantasy series, but Chadwick Ginther talks about making it his own in his newest release, Graveyard Mind.
Fantasy Fiction Interviews Sci-fi
Unconventional Romance: a Chat with Claudie Arsenault about Baker Thief
September 3, 2018
I talk with Claudie Arsenault about Baker Thief, the start of a new series that examines various tropes of romantic fiction using aromantic characters.
Kate Heartfield and I discuss "Armed in Her Fashion", her debut historical fantasy novel from ChiZine. Read on for a discussion of medieval history, trans soldiers, Doctor Who, and more.
C.L. Polk's debut novel "Witchmark" comes out this month. Today we chat about her work, worldbuilding, the prison-industrial complex, and tea, among other things.
Fantasy Horror Interviews Sci-fi
Kelsi Morris on Myths, Monsters, and Fighting Marginalization
May 11, 2018
Today's interview is with Kelsi Morris, co-editor of the anthology Those Who Make Us. Join us for a chat about monsters, mythology, CanLit, and more.
Climate change, time travel, and ethics: Kelly Robson talks about all this and more in an interview about her novella, Gods, Monsters, and the Lucky Peach.
