Category Archives: Golden Age Pulp

SPACE BATTLES Author Profile: Meet Author Bryan Thomas Schmidt

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Published on April 30, 2012
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Recently, author Bryan Thomas Schmidt edited his first anthology, Space Battles: Full Throttle Space Tales #6. An experienced book editor, he’d never worked on collecting short fiction by other authors. Recruited to contribute were Hugo/Nebula award winner and current Hugo … Continue reading →

SFFWRTCHT Interview – Author John C. Wright (part two)

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Published on March 30, 2012
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Overlords’ note: This interview is a special to RGR by SFF Writer Chat, hosted by author-editor Bryan Thomas Schmidt(SFFWRTCHT). Thanks to Bryan and John for the interview! John C. Wright has a reputation for smart, lengthy answers. He really nails … Continue reading →

SFFWRTCHT Interview – Author John C. Wright (part one)

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Published on March 28, 2012
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Overlords’ note: This interview is a special to RGR by SFF Writer Chat, hosted by author-editor Bryan Thomas Schmidt(SFFWRTCHT). Thanks to Bryan and John for the interview! John C. Wright has a reputation for smart, lengthy answers. He really nails … Continue reading →

Jackson Bluffs – Alice M. Roelke

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Published on December 15, 2011
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Jackson Bluffs by Alice M. Roelke “Jack of diamonds?” Jackson spoke sideways past a flopping cigarette. “Go fish,” said Petersby, a large man who needed a shave and seemed to spill out over his space force fatigues. The minimalist space … Continue reading →

Catastrophe Baker and the Fall of the House of Usher – Mike Resnick

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Published on October 31, 2011
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Every now and then I hear some highbrow talking about the fall of the House of Usher as if it was some fiction story. Well, take it from me, Catastrophe Baker, it’s all perfectly true. I ought to know, because … Continue reading →