Ein Beitrag von Janet Morris
We didnt expect to end up in hell. But then, no one ever does. And wed been in hell before, for many years, conceiving, editing, and writing stories for our legendary Heroes in Hell series of shared-world anthologies and novels.
Then Wikipedia created a Heroes in Hell (HIH) page and exported it to Facebook. So now the HIH series has a Facebook page. We thought, innocently enough, that wed put a few messages there, since we were writing The Sacred Band of Stepsons series again, to direct fans to the Facebook page for our first novel in twenty years, The Sacred Band. Little did we know that the Heroes in Hell Facebook page is a portal to hell itself.
Ein Beitrag von Horst Hermann von Allwörden
In the last few and in the forthcoming weeks we've presented and will present a lot of interviews, articles and stories around Janet and Chris Morris and their works on Tempus Thales and Heroes in Hell (with the latest incarnation of the series "Lawyers in Hell").
On this page you will find a collection of all the Links on this great series.
You'll find the way to all interviews with Janet and Chris, the one with Tempus by the Zauberspiegel-crew and the two interviews with questions, asked by Zauberspiegel-readers.
In addition there is (the German version) of a short portrait of Janet. And the forthcoming links of the presentation of the shared world anthology "Lawyers in Hell".
Ein Beitrag von Horst Hermann von Allwörden
We already have had an q&a on wednesday with Janet and Chris Morris as well as Tempus Thales. But our readers are curious, too.
We have called our readers, to ask question at the writers and Tempus Thales. This has been very successful. Janet, Chris and Tempus responded. Here is the result ...
Ein Beitrag von Horst Hermann von Allwörden
Each Bundesliga (national soccer league in Germany) coach is pleased when his team successfully jumps into the so-called international business (the qualification for the Champions league or the Euro-League). Editors of commercial/non-commercial magzines see and handle this differently (usually) as each one revolves mostly around regional sensitivities.
Looking beyond national borders? Rare.
Everybody is talking about globalization although not usually magazines. We are here to change that. We have entered the international arena.
Ein Beitrag von Bettina von Allwörden (Meister)
Being a small publisher seems to be a real (ad)venture. If so, Allan Gilbreath is on a longterm-adventure. He is the founder of Kerlak Publishing, a small publisher in the US, actively supporting several cons in his "private identity", writes himself in a group of authors called "Hellions" ...
With Kerlak, Allan Gilbreath tries to be slightly different from the rest of the bookmarket. A bold statement that made me curious to find out, if Kerlak can life up to this statement. But see for yourself:
Interview with the Devil
Readers ask ...
Into the international business
... Allan Gilbreath ...