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Today I have the pleasure of interviewing James Austin McCormick, another of  my co-authors of the new Sci-fi and Fantasy anthology,  Reality Glitch  - 11 exciting stories from 11 authors from around the globe. This is the second interview of the series. James is a college lecturer from England and a fan of all types of speculative fiction, most notably science fiction, horror, and sword & sorcery fantasy. Whenever possible, he tries to blend these elements in his own writing. H.P. Lovecraft, Robert E. Howard, and Edgar Rice Burroughs were his first writing inspirations. More recently, James is inspired by Frank Herbert and Clive Barker, whose works, he says, he never grows tired of re-reading. James lives in the rainy city of Manchester with his wife and two young daughters, the eldest of which is something of a budding writer herself. Welcome James. I'm very happy you're here. Let's get to it, shall we? Tell us, other than your excellent short ...

I’m delighted to present the first in a series of interviews with my co-authors of the new Sci-fi and Fantasy anthology, Reality Glitch - 11 exciting stories from 11 authors from around the globe. Today, I’m joined by K S Ferguson who lives in Washington State . K S has published one critically-acclaimed novella, Puncher's Chance (co-written with James Grayson,) which appeared in the June 2006 edition of AnalogScience Fiction and Fact, America 's longest-running science fiction magazine. She's since completed another five novels. She enjoys writing suspense and murder mysteries in futuristic and fantasy settings, and occasionally writes fiction in the guise of technical manuals for unfinished software—otherwise known as help documentation. Welcome K S. Hi Gerard I’m happy you’ve agreed to this interview. Let’s get to it. 1) So, tell us about your most recent release. My latest release is “A Moment of Madness,” my contribution to an anthology wi...

I’m excited to announce the release of Reality Glitch, a short story anthology by 11 Sci-Fi & Fantasy authors from around the globe, including yours truly, Gerard Bianco from Maine . Reality Glitch will be released on April 20 th , 2016. A highly-entertaining collection of eleven stories certain to keep you turning pages. These are tales of the weird, the uncanny, and the unnatural. A terrible future, a broken past, a world splitting apart, mysteries in time, secrets of the dead, other worlds, alternate dimensions,  There are cracks in reality… sparking mysterious events, allowing spirits to enter from the other side, or sending us to strange places we never knew existed. Take the journey… if you dare. Buy it now on Amazon : http://goo.gl/7fiy82

I’m here today to interview Maine author, Jean Flahive, to talk, among other things, about her novel, Railroad to the Moon . I f you haven’t already read this book put it on your “To Read List” - it’s a must for anyone who loves stories relating to Maine history and the Civil War. Hi Jean! Hi Gerard. Great to have you here. Let’s get right to the interview, shall we? 1)       Please tell us about your most recent release. Railroad to the Moon is the story of a runaway slave living on a small farm in Maine . When the Civil War ends, he returns to his homeland to search for his pappy. His journey south, however, is bittersweet. While committed to returning to Maine , Elijah is filled with conflicting desires. In a chance meeting, Elijah befriends Oren Cheney, the founder of Bates College in Maine , who works tirelessly to solve his dilemma. Weaving historical realities into a work of fiction, this is a tale of friendship, loyalty, and a solemn pro...