Tor/Forge Author Voices: Volume 2

by Stacy Hague-Hill (editor)

Do you have the guts to steal from the Queen of England? Or the survival instincts to survive a zombie apocalypse? Have you ever wondered what your cat is staring at in a seemingly empty room? In this collection you can experience this all and much more. With this sampler, Tor and Forge Books proudly present a one-of-a-kind collection of articles written by our authors, along with excerpts of forthcoming books. We're highlighting a cross-section of our exciting new and popular titles in science fiction and fantasy, steampunk, young adult fiction, and your favorite video properties with a look at Tor'sHalo™, Dragon Age™, Dead Space™, and EVE™ tie-in novels.Also included in this collection are articles and essays on the craft of writing and reflections on the many worlds of genre fiction.In this collection . . .GREG BEAR gives us a look at what it is like to write in the Halo universe with the newest entry into the Halo series, Cryptum. Read an excerpt of Cryptumand begin discovering the mysteries of the Forerunner society, the architects of the Halo rings. ORSON SCOTT CARD returns to fantasy with The Lost Gate and gives us a tour of the worlds connected to the Mithermages. BRIAN HERBERT and KEVIN J. ANDERSON launch an epic new science fiction series with Hellhole. KEVIN J. ANDERSON also provides us with a personal essay about his appreciation for the science fiction genre as an escape for the imagination.The long awaited sequel to Fire Upon the Deep by VERNOR VINGE releases on October 11th. In the meantime, check out a sneak-peak of TheChildren of the Sky.Award-winning author of the Fables comics, BILL WILLINGHAM, gives us a look at a new prose novel for middle grade audiences, Down The Mysterly River – to be released with interior art from Fables artist, Mark Buckingham With more features and novel previews ENGLEHARTBRIAN EVENSONDAVID GAIDERFELIX GILMANTONY GONZALESL.E. MODESITT, JR.CHERIE PRIESTCARRIE VAUGHNKENDARE BLAKELISA DESROCHERSRHIANNON FRATERKIKI HAMILTONDAVID WEBERAt the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.

323 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 26, 2011

Reviews

[Amy · Rating 4 out of 5]

A good introduction to several of the TOR writers - lots of variety in the sci-fi/ fantasy genre. Now I have new writers to check out. :-)