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The new episode of Generations Geek, the podcast I do with my daughter, features special guest New York Times bestselling author Kirsten Beyer as we discuss the twentieth anniversary of Star Trek: Voyager, recall some of our favorite and not-so-favorite parts, and also talk about Kirsten's...

Paul Simpson, while at Star Trek Magazine, got to herd us writers around, making sure we hit deadlines and word counts, and was largely successful, mostly because he made us wear the Collars of Obedience. I had the pleasure of turning the tables on him when he wrote That's What They Want You...

The publishing industry newsletter Publishers Lunch had this news today: Ed Schlesinger has been promoted to senior editor at Gallery Books/Pocket Books. Also at Gallery, Kate Dresser and Emilia Pisani have both been promoted to assistant editor. Congrats to everyone!

Let me say :censored: and :censored: as well as :censored:. I stumbled across a website yesterday that had a link for downloading a pirated copy of Myriad Universes: Shattered Light. Seven people--on that site, the screen names sathinks, max101cc, Brega10, danijeronimo, quantummagma...

We've lost one of the giants. Sir Arthur just a few months ago wrote a foreword for a book on Space Ship One my day job is publishing. Of my ABCs of SF--Asimov, Bradbury, Clarke--we're down to just Ray. Sad day.

Richard Jefferies has just informed me that his biography of his brother Matt, designer of the original Enterprise, is now available. Because of Matt's service in World War II as a B-17 flight engineer and his long history of aviation illustration, Richard had hoped that Zenith Press, the...

Just signed a contract on the next addition to my wildly disjointed resumé: I've compiled a Led Zeppelin discography for the book Whole Lotta Led Zeppelin: The Illustrated History of the Heaviest Band of All Time, due out this fall. The book features "contributions from an elite cast of...

Did anyone else read Kjelgaard's prehistoric story Fire Hunter when they were a kid? Kjelgaard's best known for the book Big Red, which was made into a Disney movie in 1962. Anyway, I just came across an iUniverse book (a publish-on-demand company that B&N has invested in) called Fire Hunter by...

I just received a comp copy of The Sky's the Limit, so keep your eyes peeled, it should start appearing in bookstores soon! :thumbsup: