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An Interview with Neil Gaiman

An Interview with Neil Gaiman

You'd be hard pressed to find a modern day writer who's influenced the literary world more than Neil Gaiman. His Sandman Chronicles rocked the comic book world, and Stephen King has said that "He is a treasure house of story, and we are lucky to have him in any medium."

Check out FWOMP's interview with Neil Gaiman here.

Anansi Boys by Neil Gaiman
Anansi Boys


Author Neil Gaiman returns to mythology with a
 tip-o-the-hat to the Trickster God.


See FWOMP's review here.
The Shadow at the Bottom of the World by Thomas Ligotti
The Shadow at the Bottom of the World by Thomas Ligotti

Thomas Ligotti's cornucopia of nightmares may not be for every reader, but there is no denying its potency or craft. Accompany Chris Kemp for a heart-stopping excursion through Ligotti's shadowy world.

The tour starts here.
The Owl & Moon Cafe by Jo-Ann Mapson
The Owl & Moon Cafe by Jo-Ann Mapson

 A women's novel that's for women ...and smart
men.

Check out the review here.
Jo-Ann Mapson Interview
Jo-Ann Mapson Interview

 Jo-Ann Mapson produces high-quality
work surrounding incredibly multi-faceted characters.

FWOMP caught up
with this wonderful author and you can see what she has to say about
her writing life here.
Julie K. L. Dam's new novel Some Like It Haute
Is Some Like It Haute multi-generational fiction?

Tripping through Paris during Fashion Week has moments of tragi-comedy, of mystery and romance for a reporter covering the story. And TV cameras are on location as well!

Read our review of Julie K. L. Dam's new novel.
Joshilyn Jackson Interview
Joshilyn Jackson Interview

 A southern writer with a keen sense of
place, author Joshilyn Jackson talks about her writings with FWOMP's
Byron Merritt.

 See the interview here.
The Betrayed by David Hosp
 The Betrayed

 Readers may feel "Betrayed" for spending money on David
Hosp's newest novel.

 

 Find out what FWOMP reviewer Byron Merritt thinks.
Lost and Found: A Novel by Carolyn Parkhurst
How real are those contestants on reality TV shows?
 

What if you could "get behind the eyeballs" of the participants? What does jumping through all those hoops do for their private lives? Carolyn Parkhurst's novel Lost and Found tries to answer these questions. Find out how we think she succeeded.

 

Read Byron's review of the 5-CD Set

Read Frances' review of the hardback edition

 

 

Family Feud...
 

Whether you’re a fan of the Montagues and the Capulets, or the Hatfields and McCoys, you’ll no doubt be familiar with the familial battles that abound in Joshilyn Jackson’s new novel, Between, Georgia.

 

Find out why Byron is glad he visited Between, Georgia

 

ForeWord Magazine's Book of the Year Award Finalists
ForeWord Magazine announces its Book of the Year finalists for 2005

Monterey Shorts 2: More on the Line has been selected as a finalist in the Anthologies category in ForeWord Magazine's Book of the Year awards.

Read Blogs from FWOMP writers

Chris Kemp's The Blog That Will Not Die

Byron Merritt's Film Review Stew and The Fanatical Blogger

Frances Rossi's Views From Amid The Pines

 

Catch a FWOMP photo show!

 

USA Book News.com has recognized Monterey Shorts 2 as a finalist in its Fall 2005 awards. Monterey Shorts 2 has placed as finalist in the

USA BookNews.com Best Books 2005 Awards!

See the entire listing of winners and finalists!

Winners and finalists at USA BookNews.com

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