An evening with authors Rick Wilber and Nick Mamatas, reading, and in conversation with Terry Bisson.
Rick Wilber is an author, poet, editor, and teacher whose latest book is Alien Morning (Tor Books). He has published short stories in magazines such as Aboriginal SF, Analog, Asimov’s Science Fiction, Fantasy & Science Fiction, Pulphouse, and SF Age; and in anthologies such as Alien Sex and Chrysalis. In addition to his short stories, he has written the novels Rum Point and The Cold Road, and a memoir, My Father’s Game: Life, Death, Baseball.
Nick Mamatas is the author of 11 novels, as well as short story collections, anthologies, and non-fiction. I Am Providence, published in August, is his most recent. His novels have been translated into German, Italian, and Greek. Nick is also an anthologist and editor of short fiction; with Masumi Washington he co-edited the Locus Award-nominated The Future is Japanese (Haikasoru), and with Ellen Datlow he co-edited the Bram Stoker Award-winning Haunted Legends (Tor Books).
Recorded Sunday, November 13, 2016, 5:30 PM at The American Bookbinders Museum, 355 Clementina Street, San Francisco.
Rick Wilber is an author, poet, editor, and teacher whose latest book is Alien Morning (Tor Books). He has published short stories in magazines such as Aboriginal SF, Analog, Asimov’s Science Fiction, Fantasy & Science Fiction, Pulphouse, and SF Age; and in anthologies such as Alien Sex and Chrysalis. In addition to his short stories, he has written the novels Rum Point and The Cold Road, and a memoir, My Father’s Game: Life, Death, Baseball.
Nick Mamatas is the author of 11 novels, as well as short story collections, anthologies, and non-fiction. I Am Providence, published in August, is his most recent. His novels have been translated into German, Italian, and Greek. Nick is also an anthologist and editor of short fiction; with Masumi Washington he co-edited the Locus Award-nominated The Future is Japanese (Haikasoru), and with Ellen Datlow he co-edited the Bram Stoker Award-winning Haunted Legends (Tor Books).
Recorded Sunday, November 13, 2016, 5:30 PM at The American Bookbinders Museum, 355 Clementina Street, San Francisco.
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