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Arkady Martine on Pen Names, Monarchies in SF, and the Trouble With Sequels

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Author Arkady Martine and the book cover for A Memory Called Empire
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Arkady Martine on Pen Names, Monarchies in SF, and the Trouble With Sequels

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Author Ruthanna Emrys and the book cover of Winter Tide
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Ruthanna Emrys

Ruthanna Emrys on Weird Fiction, Cryptids, and Sympathizing With Cthulhu

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Author Martha Wells and the book cover of Network Effect
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Martha Wells

Martha Wells on Reading Recommendations and Murderbot’s Favorite Media

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SL Huang

S.L. Huang on Stunt Work, Swords, and Writing Badass Characters

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Sarah Gailey Reddit AMA
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Sarah Gailey

Working a Great Premise Into a Plot, And Other Highlights from Sarah Gailey’s Virtual Con r/Fantasy AMA

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A. K. Larkwood

Fantasy Author A.K. Larkwood on Orcs, Cooking, and Squishy Wizards

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Highlights from Brent Weeks’ r/Fantasy AMA

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“What if Bilbo Had Worked for Smaug?” and Other Highlights from Scott Warren’s r/Fantasy AMA

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Paul Krueger

Highlights from Paul Krueger’s r/Books AMA

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Highlights from Alix E. Harrow’s r/Books AMA

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Rachel Aaron’s r/Fantasy AMA Is Full of Writing and Publishing Advice

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Anna Smith Spark Talks Grimdark in Her r/Fantasy AMA

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