Author Interviews

Lex probes publishing industry revelations garnered from publishing degrees, story psychological vs. physical action, querying debut novels, ideal writing environments, and their publishing industry journey.

Myna speaks about publishing her debut collection, growing an online following, trying to sell comedic science fiction, looking for avenues besides Twitter, and women's gains in sci-fi since the 20th century.

B. talks writing bleak fiction, the appeals of ghost immortality, and the benefits of writers people-watching.

Addison talks combining animals and cybernetics, the tribulations of self-publishing, finding book artwork, and the role of speculative fiction discussing queer stories.

Kevin dives into collegiate writing workshops, high school student's relationships to writing, Godzilla, D&D, and a closer look into his Radon story.

Shana Ross probes the Alberta writing scene, Talmud inspiration, co-ed music fraternities, writing inspiration, and editing for Luna Station Quarterly.