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Timothy C. Ward is a speculative thriller writer, podcaster (AudioTim), book reviewer for SF Signal, and narrator. He is editing the fifth draft of his novel, Kaimerus, which he describes as "Firefly crashes on Avatar and wakes up 28 Days Later."
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AudioTim 32: Hugh Howey, Author of Wool Omnibus
AudioTim 16: Michael J. Sullivan, Author of Theft of Swords
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Category Archives: Misc
Cover Reveal – Cornhusker: Demon Gene (A Novelette by Timothy C. Ward)
After posting a somewhat sad poem earlier this week, I thought it made sense to share something happy (besides the news that I have worked things out with my employer and have a much better situation going forward).
Posted in Misc, Original Fiction
Tagged Cornhusker: Demon Gene, cover art, cover design, editor, lyndon perry, Timothy C. Ward, Titus Welch
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Flu, Resident Evil 6 and a Plea for Quality Zombie Fiction
I reviewed Flu by Wayne Simmons this week at SF Signal. As much as I was hoping this book would deliver in a failing market of zombie fiction, the characters and writing fell flat like so many others. REVIEW SUMMARY: … Continue reading
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Tagged Flu, mark tufo, Resident Evil, Wayne Simmons, We're Alive, World War Z, zombie fallout, Zombie Fiction, Zombies
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Researching to Write the Impossible
In the celebratory 200th episode of the Adventures in SciFi Publishing podcast, Shaun played an oldĀ intro sound bite from their Chris Roberson interview, “You should never start a creative endeavor that you’re not a little worried might be impossible” … Continue reading
Looking Forward to 2013: As a Reader
As an aspiring author, I feel awful saying this, but as I plot out the books I want to read in 2013, there isn’t much room for new authors. This is one reason I’m taking my time on my debut … Continue reading
Author Spotlight: James Smythe
I recently had the pleasure of reading James Smythe‘s recently released novel, The Explorer, and interviewing him over at SF Signal. We’re making plans to get him on AudioTim, but for now, enjoy: My 5 star review of The Explorer … Continue reading
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Tagged astronauts, despair, isolation, James Smythe, Science Fiction, space, The Big Idea, the explorer, the machine, the testimony, Thriller
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Health, Cash, and More Podcasts!
Has anyone else noticed a lull in “writing” podcasts? Sure, there are plenty of shows out there, but I’ve been out of content for days. Enter my favorite show, Adventures In SciFi Publishing, and their plan for 2013 to put … Continue reading
Why AudioTim is Back
I announced the conclusion of Season One back in July as a way for me to step back and evaluate how I was going to podcast in the future. A few things that I felt I did wrong were: The … Continue reading
Now Reviewing for SF Signal!
Being an aspiring author means I read a lot, and I enjoy the challenge of critiquing books as I read them. Because of this, I”m not the fastest reader, but I put a lot of thought into my evaluation. It … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Misc
Tagged a once crowded sky, Book Reviews, sf signal, Tom King
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