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The Martian by Andy Weir
In 2012, millions of people around the world watched the Mars Curiosity rover touch down on the surface of Mars. Having been launched the previous November, Curiosity had been en route to Mars for...
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Interview with Andy Weir
As The Plot Thins (ATPT): How long have you been writing short stories or fiction? Most of your fans know about Galactanet, but have any of those stories made it out to other domains/formats? Andy Weir...
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Landline by Rainbow Rowell
Marriages are hard. Of course Georgie McCool knows that. She’s been in love with Neal since they were in college, but they’ve been struggling to keep up their 70% happiness for some time now. This...
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Seconds by Bryan Lee O’Malley
Someone, somewhere, at one point has had the thought “What if I could go back in time and change that”. The “that” in question might be a mistake they made in an advance on a crush or maybe it was an...
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Seeders by A.J. Colucci
The idea of being stranded on a deserted island without help isn’t a new one, but it’s certainly a terrifying one. A group of people, including yourself, is stranded on a relatively unfamiliar island....
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Interview with A.J. Colucci
A.J. Colucci is an author of science thrillers, stories that combine true, cutting-edge science with the adrenaline-rush a thriller. Her latest novel, SEEDERS, was described by #1 New York Times...
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Interview with Ben Winters
As The Plot Thins (ATPT): You just published the final installment in the Detective Hank Palace trilogy, World of Trouble. As an author, how does it feel publishing the final story about a character...
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Lock In by John Scalzi
John Scalzi has always been an ideas man. He’s one of the most active writers in sci-fi right now, winning the Hugo Award for best novel last year. His 2005 novel Old Man’s War showed his legion of...
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The Last Pilot by Benjamin Johncock
The years between the mid 50’s and 60’s in the USA were quite tumultuous. At the same time NASA was being established through test flying all sorts of new airplanes, Eisenhower was forming treaties...
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