Welcome to the first in my series of Boskone interviews. Boskone is an annual science fiction and fantasy convention that takes place in Boston. I've covered it for the past few years, and it's always been a great time.
First up, author S.L. Huang and I talk about the times she's been set on fire (seriously) while working as a stunt person and how this and martial arts training come into play in her work. We chat about villains and how they sometimes imitates life, particularly in this current political climate. This is her first Boskone, and she shares some of her favorite parts and how she became involved in the first place.
Eugene Doucette is a hybrid author, and he talks about what that means and how it's benefited him as a writer. We talk reviews, both good and bad, and how even the bad ones can offer a lesson. We chat about marketing one's work and some of the biggest challenges that he's faced.
And for new music, I bring you “Last Call” from Maida a singer-songwriter based in Germany. Her style has been compared to that of Melissa Etheridge. Her song is up after the first interview, and to close the show, I give you “I Drink Alone,” from “Wildman” Pebo Wilson, who grew up in the Appalachian Mountains of Tennessee and began singing at age 16.
Prateek and I reconnect to talk about his new music's different directions
Chris Paniccia talks fantasy books and publishing in a pandemic
Robert Stadnik talks about spending a decade in his sci-fi universe
Kyle Elliot shares early show stories and making a living doing what he loves
Ariel Bellvalaire talks music video stunts and life in Los Angeles
Charlotte Young talks debuting her music amidst the pandemic
Adele & Andy bring a different sound with their latest album
Amiena brings a new style and presence with “Halo”
Stephanie Mathias returns with new music, videos, and artist collaborations
Author Michael Kaufman's new book features a main character with a computer in their brain
Ana Lal Din makes her debut with a thought-provoking fantasy tale
Lewis Ciavarella shows us how to be productive in a pandemic
Author Sarah C. Patten brings us into the world of WWII spies in debut novel
Sal Abbinanti talks about how real life led to his new comic “The Hostage”
Arielle Perez talks about life and loss in debut EP, plus Natalie Joly shares tales behind new music video
WALLIS talks music videos in the pandemic and the Philly art scene
KIN talk about creatives crossing styles, and adventures in music videos
Joan Law Lowell's book provides a platform to learning about the Bible
Senseless Optimism talks musical origins and her unique style
Joe Aubrey and Eric Peterson introduce us to the Space Bastards
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