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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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Two of my favorite episodes:
AudioTim 32: Hugh Howey, Author of Wool Omnibus
AudioTim 16: Michael J. Sullivan, Author of Theft of Swords
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Tag Archives: Adventures In SciFi Publishing
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
February Spec-fic-fetti
Welcome to a new monthly column I’m going to start here at timothycward.com, Spec-fic-fetti. Yes, it looks like spa-ghetti, but it represents the combination of Speculative Fiction and celebration associated with confetti to identify what will be a long post … Continue reading
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
Podcasting Solo: 20 Months in & 10 Suggestions for New Podcasters
As I approach episode 40 of my AudioTim podcast, I’m burdened by the need to share some observations from my 20 months of podcasting. First off, I started podcasting out of a love for the genre of writing podcasts and … Continue reading
AudioTim 30a: Robin Sullivan of Ridan Publishing on Amazon and IPG
Podcast: Play in new window | Download | Embed The title of this episode could go on for a few more lines, but the current debate between Amazon and IPG is what led to our discussion. While some of you … Continue reading
Managing My Podcast Platform
It is truly a blessing to have a foot in the writing podcast market, but with my ability to podcast comes the problem of having too many shows. My goal isn’t to be a podcaster, but to be an author. … Continue reading






