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He's a novelist and a publisher of other people's novels as well. I saw Jamie yesterday at the Banbury Geek Con, where he was selling and signing Hellblazer collection comp copies – of which he had received a few more of late – as well as his first two novels published in this fashion. The first, Book[...]

CZ Hazard writes, My name is C Z Hazard, and I'm a writer. I have been working in the comic industry for twenty years on and off, with a much more

By Sofia Annunziata Upon entering what I thought was the Epic Reads Book Club panel, I soon realized that it was not quite what I had expected it to be.

The popularity of the novels certainly bear that out. Steig Larsson, the creator and author of the first three books, died suddenly of a heart attack in 2004 just as the first book was hitting the bestseller lists, and since the signature of his will wasn't witnessed, rendered it invalid Under Swedish law, his next-of-kin, his[...]

Last year, Switch Press published Lois Lane: Fallout by Young Adult novelist Gwenda Bond - and they're coming back with a second, Lois Lane: Double Down,

Warren Ellis says, Well, hell.  Look at that.  The cover, by the sainted Roger Strunk, for ELEKTROGRAD: RUSTED BLOOD, a long short story - something over

First we have a Journey To Star Wars: The Force Awakens: Shattered Empire variant cover by Francesco Francavilla, for Third Eye Comics... And another from Mike Deodato for Comic*Pop Collectibles  And then a smattering of Phil Noto designs for the upcoming Journey To Star Wars: Force Awakens Young Adult Novels   Well now, aren't these pretty?   [...]

As a writer, you are always trying to figure out how to get people to notice your work. Whether you are a newcomer or the biggest name on the shelves, you

I shall make my own. I don't intend on writing more Discworld novels, or giving anyone else permission to do so. She also said that Pratchett's assistant Rob Wilkins would not be writing any Discworld novels and a compilation of unfinished stories was unlikely. The Shepherd's Crown will be published September 1st. [Source: The Guardian] [...]

Ashleigh Jay is a all-ages writer for Bleeding Cool. She reports from Denver Comic Con and is 12 years old. Given the huge amount of programming for young

Moonstone Books has more pulpy goodness for readers this August with the release of two new books - the three-in-one Judgement, Domino Lady, Secret Agent

Mimi Cruz of Night Flight Comics was on hand to record (with permission) journalist Kathy Jones talking to novelist Kevin J Anderson (and Peter J Wacks) about the upcoming new Star Wars movies and the likelihood that they will completely ignore the continuity of all the Star Wars novels published. We were writing sequels to Return Of The Jedi because[...]

Chris Martin writes: In 2013, former Delta Force sniper and CIA paramilitary contractor Jared "Greyhound" Baxter was recruited to serve as boots on the

Dynamite plans to follow this with comic books, graphic novels, prints, lithographs, art books and other prose novels. The first novel, Mage Wars: Nature of the Beast, takes place in the world of Etheria, and follows an unlikely cast of characters refreshingly removed from the trappings of traditional fantasy adventure. "Nature of the Beast is not your[...]

She is currently working on a series of young adult fantasy novels You can find her on Twitter and Instagram @AWritersWay or on her blog writerchristinemarie.wordpress.com. Christine Marie Vinciquarra writes for Bleeding Cool: I'm getting a healthy dose of Game of Thrones discussion today, with my second panel being How a Game of Thrones Changed Fantasy…or[...]

Salome Jones writes for Bleeding Cool: At Ghostwoods, we’re turning to Kickstarter to help fund this year’s list of books, including an incredible

Christine Marie Vinciquarra writes for Bleeding Cool: Seven authors attended Coffee Talk with Monsters and Dragons and each one of them did their own introductions complete with a plug for their current novels The authors included, R.L Stine, Caitlin Kittredge, Lou Anders, Barry Lyga, Paul Pope, Ethan Reid, and Ransom Riggs I wasn't really sure what[...]

She is currently working on a series of young adult fantasy novels You can find her on Twitter and Instagram @AWritersWay or on her blog writerchristinemarie.wordpress.com. Christine Marie Vinciquarra writes for Bleeding Cool: The How to Survive in a Dystopian World panel started with a ton of laughter as moderator Scott Westerfield started off by saying[...]

My primary bread and butter—the way I feed my kids and keep the utilities turned on—comes from novels I've been reading comics since I was six-years-old I'm 46 now, and one thing I know for sure is that I enjoy reading them much more than I enjoy writing them. HC: You also wrote Dead of Night[...]

Joe Hill fans, do you own a copy of Heart-Shaped Box? Then listen up. Bit.Lit is giving away a Joe Hill prize package to folks that use their app. And to

I was lucky enough to sit down with Miller at SDCC for a little chat about the book, some of his previous work, and the story group going forward: BC: So tell me what it was like when you got the call that you were going to be the one to launch the new canon of[...]

Archie Comics is jumping into the lucrative field of Young Adult novels this summer They are kicking it off with Diary Of A Girl Next Door: Betty written by Tania del Rio. The story follows Riverdale High freshman Betty Cooper, her time with her best friend Veronica, her crush on Archie and other high school dramas[...]

That's why he's announced the extra scriptwriters on the sequels, why we're getting three more instead of the usual trilogy and, now, why Avatar novels are on the way too. The Wrap are reporting that Steven Charles Gould has been signed to produce four standalone novels set in the Avatar universe Gould is best known for[...]

To this day, Roz continues to review movies, TV shows and novels for The Independent and the TLS, and in the last decade has put her academic training to writing books analyzing BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER, BATTLESTAR GALACTICA, NIP/TUCK, Science Fiction movies and Teen movies In these, she argues that genre fiction isn't just escapism[...]

Bryan Hitch, when he's not drawing his hit Image series America's Got Powers, or doing variant covers for DC (with a possible project for them in the near future?) is also reillustrating a series of classic Victorian novels. Bryan will look to Jules Verne's Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea, Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, Sir Arthur Conan[...]

Even for his Warhammer novels, his Gutsville comic with Frazer Irving… or maybe you've mistaken him for Si Spencer. Either way, his second crime novel, A Serpent Uncoiled is out in paperback, and he'd rather like this video of his issuing a series of invented expletives promoting it to go viral. So blog it, tweet it, tumblr it,[...]

We know that Stuart Moore is writing a prose novel version of Civil War for 2012. Well two other prose novels are coming out from Marvel in May, aimed at a Young Readers audience Amazing Spider-Man: Behind The Mask and Amazing Spider-Man: Vulture, both written by Joe Caramagna, recently writing Fear Itself spinoff comics for Marvel.   The[...]

With Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season Eight and Nine doing so well in comic book form, this seems a rather natural move. Whether there will be more novels, who else will write them, and whether or not they will appear in comic book form as well, I guess we'll wait until the official announcement to find[...]

He was part of Little.Brown and doing these genre novels and was looking for horror stuff We had this idea and he really sparked to it In order to make it into a novel, he hooked us up with Stephen (Romano) who has a history in that, and that's where it all[...]

Steve Moore is no relation to Alan Moore. But he is the man who showed Alan Moore how to write comic books. He created strips with Alan for Sounds