Synergy – The Love (stories) of our Lives?
Back with our second edition of Synergy, and I am just delighted with the group that we’ve assembled to participate this month! We have an actress (Brea Grant from Heroes!), editors and writers (from bestselling, critically acclaimed, and all around cool peeps) like Mark Chadbourn, Eileen Gunn, Lane Robins, Paul Malmont, Jim C. Hines, David J.Williams, Gregory Frost, Bonnie Burton (Star Wars in the house!), Carrie Vaughn, Marie Brennan, and Jeri Smith-Ready who join some of our regular contributors here at BSC in sharing our single favorite romances and love stories in fiction!
I hope you all enjoy!
Contest – win Shadowbridge and Lord Tophet by Gregory Frost signed
Got another contest for you this week! This time around we have copy of both Shadowbridge and Lord Tophet signed by Gregory Frost Lord Tophet was recently released by Del Rey following up and concluding Frost’s first novel-length Shadowbridge tale. A month or so ago I interviewed Frost about the series and earlier this year [...]
Exclusive – How Meersh the Bedeviler Lost His Toes by Gregory Frost (short fiction)
As of late we have been doing our best to bring web exclusive features to our readers be it exclusive chapters of forthcoming books or entire stories from collections. This example is one of the latter but it differs slightly as we are presenting it in a dual function. This is Gregory Frost’s How Meersh [...]
On the Spot at BSC – Gregory Frost interview
This time around we are proud to present a writer whose work has been recognized as a finalist for honors like the Hugo, Tiptree, Nebula, and Sturgeon award. More recently he has created the setting and series of Shadowbridge that first drew life in his short fiction but realized in a novel for the first [...]
Book Review – Shadowbridge
Author: Gregory Frost Cover Artist: Thomas Thiemeyer Publisher: Del Rey Binding: Paperback Publication Date: January 2008 The vision of a bridge probably invokes the feeling of simplicity, a means to go from A to B or vice versa, at time ornate, but more likely, sensible, serviceable, and functional, but bridges in fiction have led us [...]
