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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." Until that's done, enjoy his first short story sale, "Cornhusker: Demon Gene."
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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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Coffin Hop Stop #1: Teric Darken
Podcast: Play in new window | Download | Embed Welcome to my wing of the haunted mansion that is the Coffin Hop Horror Web Tour. Today I podcast interview Christian Thriller writer, Teric Darken. Here is an audio sample of … Continue reading
Tripart Announcement: My first published story, Monsters! Anthology and Coffin Hop Horror Web Tour
I sent in my first contract and final draft of what will be my first published story, “Cornhusker: Demon Gene,” to A Flame in the Dark Magazine, to be published in their Monsters! Anthology, October 31st. The behind the scenes … Continue reading
AudioTim 32: Hugh Howey, Author of Wool Omnibus
Podcast: Play in new window | Download | Embed Welcome to the first part of two podcasts with Hugh Howey. In this first part, Hugh and I discuss his breakout series, Wool Omnibus. We take a few questions from readers … Continue reading
AudioTim 28: Roundtable Podcast Brainstorms Zombie Novel
Podcast: Play in new window | Download | Embed Dave Robison and Brion Humphrey of the brand-spankin new Roundtable Podcast are back at it again. Well, we never really stopped, but with the magic of editing it sounds that way. … Continue reading
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Tagged 2nd Draft, 3rd Draft, AudioTim, brainstorming, Brion Humphrey, Dave Robison, Editing, Novels, Podcasts, Rewrites, Timothy C. Ward, Zombies
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AudioTim 27: Roundtable Podcast, Origin and Destination
Podcast: Play in new window | Download | Embed Dave Robison and Brion Humphrey of the brand-spankin new Roundtable Podcast helped me produce two hours of podcast gold. This episode is the first hour, split in half by a promo … Continue reading
3rd Draft Complete and Book Release Day for Justin Macumber’s HAYWIRE
[Editor's note: My podcast interview with Justin Macumber is now up. AudioTim Episode 29: Justin Macumber and his publisher, David Wood, discuss Justin’s debut SF novel, HAYWIRE] Today has been bittersweet for more than one reason, but I’m trying to … Continue reading
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Tagged 3rd Draft, AudioTim, David Wood, Ebooks, Editing, Fiction, Giveaway, Gryphonwood Press, Haywire, Justin Macumber, Novel, podcast, Science Fiction, Timothy C. Ward, Writing
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AudioTim 24: Lane Diamond and D.T. Conklin of Evolved Publishing
Podcast: Play in new window | Download | Embed Today’s interview is the first of two with Lane Diamond and D.T. (Dan) Conklin (the Kobe Bryant’s of publishing duos? Sorry, last episode was the Michael Jordan of Mad Scientists, Michell … Continue reading
AudioTim 22: Nick Zaino III, Author of Horror, Humor and Non-fiction
Podcast: Play in new window | Download | Embed This week’s Saturday Spotlight has grown into its own podcast. Author, Nick Zaino III, wrote two great short stories in the zombie genre: Walter’s Friends (One Buck Horror:Volume 4) and Sing … Continue reading
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Tagged AudioTim, Fernando Albertorio, Horror, Humor, Libboo.com, Live Reading, Nick Zaino III, Non-fiction, One Buck Horror:Volume Four, podcast, Timothy C. Ward, Zombies
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Review and Ebook Giveaway of Forgive Me, Alex by Lane Diamond
Forgive Me, Alex by Lane Diamond My rating: 5 of 5 stars This book is gruesome and emotional right out of the gate. The main character, Tony, goes through some monumental losses throughout the story. These aren’t the kind of … Continue reading







