The august Michael Ventrella has interviewed me to find out just what happens when you point at gun at asparagus. Of course, we're all dying to find out.
Showing posts with label fiction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fiction. Show all posts
Saturday, August 29, 2009
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Frost Weighs in On SF SIGNAL
SF Signal's MIND MELD asked a collection of sf and fantasy writers the following question:
In a created fantasy world, gods can proliferate by the hundreds. When building religious systems for fantasies, what are the advantages/disadvantages of inventing pantheons vs. single gods, or having no religious component at all?
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Tuesday, July 29, 2008
LORD TOPHET IS LOOSE!
LORD TOPHET, the sequel to SHADOWBRIDGE, released today, July 29th. This volume concludes the story of Leodora and Diverus, so don't wait for volume three to come out, because there isn't one. As with its predecessor, the reviews coming in are raves, therefore rather than having me tell you shamelessly that book is exceptional, I'll let them do it:
—Publishers Weekly: "Frost brings the charm of an ancient storyteller and the wit of a contemporary tale-spinner to this dramatic tale, effortlessly manipulating his troupe of mortals and immortals and bringing the truths and myths of Shadowbridge equally to life."
—Paul Witcover, SciFi Weekly: "His pages bristle with the kind of lively energy I associate with Miyazaki films, and his delight in the stories his characters hear and transform and retell is palpable and contagious."
—Fantasy Book Critic: "...not only is Lord Tophet...a richly rewarding experience, it is also one of the few must-read fantasies of the year."
LORD TOPHET
by Gregory Frost
Del Rey Books $14.00
ISBN: 978-0-345-49759-8
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Author Interview at Fantasy BookSpot.com
Interview with Jay Tomio, tied in to LORD TOPHET, the sequel to SHADOWBRIDGE.
On the Spot at The Bookspot.
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Friday, April 4, 2008
Every Angel is Terrifying
John Kessel and I are in the process of collaboratively podcasting readings of each other's stories in preparation for a tour we're doing in May across North Carolina. We'll have CDs of these readings to give out at our events there.
In the meantime, Dr. Kessel has posted a podcast of my reading of his story, "Every Angel is Terrifying." If you don't know this story, it's his remarkable response to and continuation of Flannery O'Connor's "A Good Man is Hard to Find."
The recording can be found HERE.
gf out
(This post duplicates content found at Live Journal post, Frostbites)
John Kessel and I are in the process of collaboratively podcasting readings of each other's stories in preparation for a tour we're doing in May across North Carolina. We'll have CDs of these readings to give out at our events there.
In the meantime, Dr. Kessel has posted a podcast of my reading of his story, "Every Angel is Terrifying." If you don't know this story, it's his remarkable response to and continuation of Flannery O'Connor's "A Good Man is Hard to Find."
The recording can be found HERE.
gf out
(This post duplicates content found at Live Journal post, Frostbites)
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