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Plenty of tuckerizations remain in the IAMTW anthology kickstarter. That means if you support the project, we will name a character after either you or a loved one. Check it out, and don’t miss out! See the ton of other … Continue reading →

Keith R. A. DeCandido talks to Rigel Ailur about her Double Trouble story and tie-in writing history. See the brief Q&A here: Keith’s site Then please support our kickstarter! We have a long way to go before we can add … Continue reading →

The IAMTW is sponsoring a Kickstarter for a spectacular anthology that features a number of New York Times best-selling authors and more writing about favorites characters such as Van Helsing, Audrey 2, John Henry, Annie Oakley, and Captain Nemo — … Continue reading →

Something for everyone in the huge variety of anthologies available from Bluetrix Books and Bluetrix’ authors for other publishers.

HERE IS THE FULL LIST OF TEAM-UPS AND THE AUTHORS DOING THEM: Captain Nemo meets Frankenstein’s monster (Kevin J. Anderson)Prospero meets Don Quixote de la Mancha (David Mack)Dr. Moreau meets Audrey II (Scott Sigler)Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde meet Dracula and John Henry (Derek Tyler Attico)Ace Harlem meets the Conjure-Man (Maurice Broaddus)Marion of Sherwood meets Annie Oakley (Rigel Ailur)Gulliver meets Sacajawea and Ernest Shackleton (Diana … Continue reading →

In case anyone wants to be notified of the launch for this fun anthology that includes a whole bunch of NYT best-selling authors, here’s a link: Double Trouble

That’s the whole bunch—for now. Some with tons of entries, a few with just one with more on the way. Thanks for checking them out. Comments and/or questions on any or all of the preceding are welcome!

The heart and soul of Mimian culture connects them to nature. From the birth of their civilization through the development of their space age to their expansion into the galaxy, Mimians retain a respect for and love of all life. … Continue reading →

Elves, fae, vampires, wereanimals—supernatural beings of every ilk. And currently they prefer to congregate in Pittsburgh. It bodes ill for anyone who discovers them.