The Dragon Will Host Another Author Some Day
Or...poor Karina is lost in cyberspace...
In all seriousness, we're supposed to be bringing you a fabulous interview with sci-fi author Karina Fabian today. Key words there: supposed to be. But, true to form, technology is thwarting this poor lady. Now, unlike past authors I've tried to host here, she's doing her tour on her own, so she knows what she's doing. She's not only aware that she's being hosted here today, she actually responded to my first round of questions. We're on a roll. Unfortunately, she's traveling and her computer imploded. Died. Gave up the ghost. I can totally empathize. You all remember my internet meltdown in the middle of my tour? Eegads. Stressful. If it weren't for that fiasco, my tour would have been a piece of cake...exhausting, yes, but a piece of cake.
So let me share with you some information about Karina and her new release, due out August 15 from Twilight Times, so you all are prepared and ready with your questions for when we get the rest of this interview "togethah" and posted.
First, Karina and her husband Rob are the editors of the new science fiction anthology Infinite Space Infinite God, a collection of short stories that make you think and speak to your faith. The book began with one publisher that decided mid-stream not to pursue something in sci-fi. (How annoying is that!?) But Karina is not one to be daunted. She's got an Eppie under her belt, for Pete's sake! So she shopped it around and, voila! Twilight Times is the lucky winner that gets to reap the rewards of affiliation with a gal who's been published in Asimov's, Eternal Night and Aberrations.
Now that should have you stoked and ready for her interview! And it should have you ready to read a first chapter over at http://fromthestart.wordpress.com, all of which will be done, available and announced ad nauseum just as soon as my friend gets the computer demons vanquished!
"Some days, I just want the dragon to win."
Tags: Karina Fabian, Infinite Space Infinite God
Or...poor Karina is lost in cyberspace...
In all seriousness, we're supposed to be bringing you a fabulous interview with sci-fi author Karina Fabian today. Key words there: supposed to be. But, true to form, technology is thwarting this poor lady. Now, unlike past authors I've tried to host here, she's doing her tour on her own, so she knows what she's doing. She's not only aware that she's being hosted here today, she actually responded to my first round of questions. We're on a roll. Unfortunately, she's traveling and her computer imploded. Died. Gave up the ghost. I can totally empathize. You all remember my internet meltdown in the middle of my tour? Eegads. Stressful. If it weren't for that fiasco, my tour would have been a piece of cake...exhausting, yes, but a piece of cake.
So let me share with you some information about Karina and her new release, due out August 15 from Twilight Times, so you all are prepared and ready with your questions for when we get the rest of this interview "togethah" and posted.
First, Karina and her husband Rob are the editors of the new science fiction anthology Infinite Space Infinite God, a collection of short stories that make you think and speak to your faith. The book began with one publisher that decided mid-stream not to pursue something in sci-fi. (How annoying is that!?) But Karina is not one to be daunted. She's got an Eppie under her belt, for Pete's sake! So she shopped it around and, voila! Twilight Times is the lucky winner that gets to reap the rewards of affiliation with a gal who's been published in Asimov's, Eternal Night and Aberrations.
Now that should have you stoked and ready for her interview! And it should have you ready to read a first chapter over at http://fromthestart.wordpress.com, all of which will be done, available and announced ad nauseum just as soon as my friend gets the computer demons vanquished!
"Some days, I just want the dragon to win."
Tags: Karina Fabian, Infinite Space Infinite God
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