Orbit Links for October 10th 2008
Welcome once again to our weekly Orbit Author links round-up.
- Marie Brennan offers an insight into the full-time writerly life.
- Suvudu.com hails Terry Brooks – best known for his truly epic Shannara saga – as an overlooked star of the extremely popular urban fantasy sub-genre.
- A quick one from the archives: Mike Carey‘s first Orbit novel, The Devil You Know is reviewed over at Urban Fantasy Land.
- Charlie Huston talks to Blood of the Muse and Graeme’s Fantasy Book Review about his latest Joe Pitt novel, Every Last Drop, which we’ll be publishing in the UK in March next year.
- IO9.com editor Annalee Newitz reviews Ken MacLeod’s The Night Sessions, asking Do Protestant Terrorist Robots Have Souls? in the process.
- Over at Civilian Reader, reviewer Emma Newrick has very good things indeed to say about The Riven Kingdom by Karen Miller.
- Meanwhile, Karen Miller reports on an excellent time had by all at Conflux last weekend.
- Over at ConceptSciFi.com, blogger Gary Reynolds has posted his review of Debatable Space by Philip Palmer.
- Lilith Saintcrow hasposted the final part of her online serial novel, Selene, so you can now read the whole book, absolutely free.
- Halting State by Charles Stross has been reviewed by Vicky Williamson for socialistreview.org.uk.
- Orbit debutant Brent Weeks, who has been enjoying a fair amount of online buzz recently (see our Way of Shadows review round-up), has also been interviewed over at Pat’s Fantasy Hotlist.
As always, if you see any online articles, reviews or interviews that feature an Orbit author, please feel free to drop us a line and let us know! We’ll happily name-check your website or blog with a heads-up credit in return (please remember to provide us with a link…)