Amazing Stories Magazine

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The Big Idea: Maurice Broaddus

1 week ago | amazingstories.com | John Scalzi

Writing can take you places you never expected. For author Maurice Broaddus, that includes the offices of some higher ups in his community. Read on to see where else his newest novel, Breath of Obl…Source: The Big Idea: Maurice Broaddus | WhateverPlease take a moment to support Amazing Stories with a one-time or recurring donation via Patreon.
The Big Idea: Kat Richardson

2 weeks ago | amazingstories.com | John Scalzi

Sometimes as an author you find a character, and sometimes the character finds you. In this Big Idea for Storm Waters, author Kat Richardson introduces a character who stopped by… and then stayed for a whole adventure. KAT RICHARDSON:Classic mysteries, golden age American crime film, and modern fantasy novels—plus a side of pulp-noir style—in a dark fantasy version of Hollywood.
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2 weeks ago | amazingstories.com | Paul Levinson

Please take a moment to support Amazing Stories with a one-time or recurring donation via Patreon. We rely on donations to keep the site going, and we need your financial support to continue quality coverage of the science fiction, fantasy, and horror genres as well as supply free stories weekly for your reading pleasure. https://www.patreon.com/amazingstoriesmag
Paul Levinson interviews Sarah Seltzer about The Singer Sisters

2 weeks ago | amazingstories.com | Paul Levinson

My interview of Sarah Seltzer about her debut, much talked-about novel, The Singer Sisters. We discuss what she wrote about in the novel, the song lyrics she created for the book, the role of critics in the creative world, and more. Please take a moment to support Amazing Stories with a one-time or recurring donation via Patreon.
The Big Idea: Andrew Romine

3 weeks ago | amazingstories.com | John Scalzi

We can’t all be Jedi, or captains of the Enterprise, but maybe we can be Ellen Ripleys, maybe we can be heroic in our own right. Venture on and see how author Andrew Romine explores this concept in the Big Idea for his newest novel, The Mosquito Fleet.ANDREW ROMINE:How Do You Want to Go to Space?My first (sadly, fictional) voyages to space were aboard the Millennium Falcon and the starship Enterprise.
The Big Idea: Gregory Frost

4 weeks ago | amazingstories.com | John Scalzi

Spooky month may be over, but horror stories never go out of style. Author Gregory Frost is here today to terrify and thrill you with the Big Idea for his newest collection of stories, Beyond Here Be Monsters: A Collection of Creatures and Curiosities. Source: The Big Idea: Gregory Frost | WhateverPlease take a moment to support Amazing Stories with a one-time or recurring donation via Patreon.
The Big Idea: Sharon Shinn

1 month ago | amazingstories.com | John Scalzi

For her new novel Alibi, author Sharon Shinn strays a bit from what she’s usually known for, to mix another genre of literature into her storytelling. What mysteries has she uncovered from this process? Read on!Source: The Big Idea: Sharon Shinn | WhateverPlease take a moment to support Amazing Stories with a one-time or recurring donation via Patreon.
Paul Levinson interviews David Browne about Talkin' Greenwich Village

1 month ago | amazingstories.com | Paul Levinson

Please take a moment to support Amazing Stories with a one-time or recurring donation via Patreon. We rely on donations to keep the site going, and we need your financial support to continue quality coverage of the science fiction, fantasy, and horror genres as well as supply free stories weekly for your reading pleasure. https://www.patreon.com/amazingstoriesmag
The Big Idea: Hache Pueyo

1 month ago | amazingstories.com | John Scalzi

Sometimes all you need to write a good story is an amalgamation of things you like. For author Hache Pueyo, this was a wide assortment of things that she figured would come together better the more she wrote. Lo and behold, a novella was made! Read on to see which fancies of Pueyo’s lie within But Not Too Bold. HACHE PUEYO:This one started with a deadline.
Paul Levinson interviews David Browne about Talkin' Greenwich Village

1 month ago | amazingstories.com | Paul Levinson

My in-depth interview with Rolling Stone writer David Browne about his masterful book, Talkin’ Greenwich Village. We talk at length about Dave Van Ronk, Joni Mitchell, Phil Ochs, Bob Dylan, The Blues Project, Bob Lind, and a little less about many others, including Hegel and his spirit of an age. Please take a moment to support Amazing Stories with a one-time or recurring donation via Patreon.