Category Archives: Sword & Sorceress 22

oday we are pleased to present an interview with Deborah J. Ross. Deborah has written numerous novels and short stories, recently edited the “Lace and Blade” anthology for Norilana Books, and wrote “Pearl of Fire” for Sword & Sorceress 22. … Continue reading →

Since Sword & Sorceress 22 officially comes out tomorrow, it seems an appropriate time to air our joint interview with Elisabeth Waters, the anthology’s editor, and her co-author Michael Spence. Both have numerous previous publications, and together they wrote “Crosswort … Continue reading →

For the sixth interview in our series, we are pleased to present an extensive interview with Robert E. Vardeman. Robert has written a lot of books, and wrote “Tontine” for Sword & Sorceress 22. # 1.) Tell us a bit … Continue reading →

We are pleased to present a short interview with Kimberly L. Maughan, who wrote “The Ironwood Box” for Sword & Sorceress 22. Like Sarah Dozier, Kimberly made her first sale to S&S 22. 1.) Tell us a bit about yourself. … Continue reading →

We are pleased to present a short interview with Sarah Dozier, who wrote “The Menagerie” for Sword & Sorceress 22. 1.) Tell us a bit about yourself. I am a junior at Texas Christian University, English major theatre minor. I … Continue reading →

We are pleased to present a short interview with T. Borregaard, who wrote “Fairy Debt” for Sword & Sorceress 22. 1.) Tell us a bit about yourself. I read a lot as a child, this inadvertently spawned a writing and … Continue reading →

We are pleased to present a short interview with Margaret L. Carter. Margaret is the author of several short stories and novels, and wrote “Vanishing Village” for Sword & Sorceress 22. 1.) Tell us a bit about yourself. Both as … Continue reading →

We are pleased to present a short interview with Catherine Mintz. Catherine is the author of numerous short stories, and wrote “The Decisive Princess” for Sword & Sorceress 22. 1.) Tell us a bit about yourself. I am a cat-loving … Continue reading →