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The next big thing: Brian D Howard travels through a rift for this author interview #scifi #FSFRL #RPG #VR

10/30/2019

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Author bio by Brian D Howard: In my day job, I process paperwork at a cubicle in Corporate America. By night I make up stories I hope people like enough to buy. I’m driven by “what if” questions, and often those lead to story or book ideas.
I’ve lived in a motorhome traveling the country, and oh, there are some stories I could tell. I was born and raised in the Chicago suburbs and I’m happily living in Denver, CO now, with no intention of moving anywhere else.​


Writing has been a passion for most of my life. I've had to set it aside in the past, but so many circumstances have changed, and now I can focus on it more and more. Someday I'll make my living doing this.

Book title: RiftWorlds Online: Book 1 - Space Opera Insertion
Genre: LitRPG/Space Opera
Synopsis: Gamer Rick Danberg has been in prison for real-world currency manipulation in a previous game. A Secret Service agent takes him to an undisclosed location where the US president explains the problem: Millions of people are trapped a game. They can’t log out, and if they die in game they die in real life. The president’s daughter is trapped inside.
With all the cards stacked against him, he’ll have to create a new him/avatar and learn the game. Obstacles and enemies will stand in his way while he tracks her down. And then they’ll have to escape. Somehow.


Publish date: October, 2018
Publisher: self-published


Space Opera Insertion
In 2028 RiftWorlds Online is the most popular virtual reality MMORPG game ever. A week after its release, millions are playing in a game that spans seven unique universes. But now people can't log out. And when they die in the game, they die in real life.

In prison for manipulating real-world currency through VR-MMORPGs, gamer Rick Danberg just wants to serve out his sentence in peace. But the President's daughter is trapped in the game. Secret Service agents drag Rick before the President who offers him a deal: a full pardon for finding her and keeping her alive until people on the outside get RiftWorlds back under control.

That will be much harder than he is prepared for.





Author Interview with Brian D Howard:

Kasper:
Hi Brian, welcome to our Fantasy & Sci-Fi levitating lounge.  Are you ready to take off and meet some readers?
Brian: Hi Kasper, great to be here.  Yes, this will be fun.  Let's go.


What made you choose this genre?

I was in a writing/critiquing group with James A Hunter, and we beta read the first book to his Viridian Gate Online litRPG series. That was my introduction to the genre. He got me thinking about it, but I didn’t want to be just another throwing my hat in, I wanted a solid premise. When it came to me I jumped on it.
Awesome.  It sounds like a great concept, and so relate-able with today's gamers.


What’s the story behind your book title?

Many LitRPG titles are [Something] Online. Since the setting of mine is an MMORPG where characters can jump through rifts/portals to other game settings RiftWorlds fit well.


What’s the basic plot of your  series?
RiftWorlds Online is a multi-genre online roleplaying game. Rather than using VR equipment, the hat worn by players reads their minds and everything happens through a brain-machine interface. Something goes wrong and nobody can log out, and death in the game is death in real life. Our main character is sent in to rescue the president’s daughter and protect her until the game is fixed.
Each book takes place in one of the game’s seven Worlds (Space Opera, Fantasy, Western, Steampunk, Post Apocalypse, Cyberpunk, and Superhero). Each world has a central plot arc that gets resolved in that book. Along the way they’ll uncover more of the overall series plot and the horrific implications it will have if they can't stop it.
I totally love this concept and can't wait to play, oops, I mean read it myself.  I may never come back either ;)

Speaking of which, have you looked into creating the game from your series?

I haven't yet. I'd be happy to do so.
I have been developing a tool people could use to create their character's stats and description. Ideally, it would let them send me the results and some of them would get included in the books. I started setting up on Google Sheets, but there are some parts that won't work right (button's don't stay anchored into place and sometimes move.) Porting it into Excel involves a lot of rebuilding. If someone could build some kind of software app to do it that would be awesome.

That would be so exciting!  You heard it here first, readers.  Contact Brian if you know any game design companies or techie folks who'd be interested.
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Which scene from your book do you like best and why?
There’s a character death in RiftWorlds Online 2 that made me cry to write. It felt like a perfect tribute to that character, and I think that makes the scene especially poignant.
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Which is your favourite character and why?
A starship captain from a series I’m probably five years or more away from writing. I’ve spent years gathering notes for it, though. Some 200 years in the future he’s a marine commander forced to lead a expedition of exploration and diplomacy. He doesn’t want the job but can’t back away from it. I think he really explores the idea of the reluctant hero and will be a fun exploration of duty and honor. How do we approach the things we do out of obligation, and what does that say about who we are?
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Have you used any real events or places as inspiration for your writing?
My second book, Rectifier – The Electric Man, is about a homeless man abducted as expendable and experimented on. Halfway through writing it I spent almost two weeks at the periphery of homelessness. I never had to sleep outside, but I had all 
my possessions with me (in two large bags I tied to my bicycle) and barely ate. Most of the supporting characters in the book are inspired by people I met those two weeks. Except for being abducted for secret experiments, everything that happens to the homeless character in that book happened to real, living people in Denver. Last year I made the decision that as long as it sells I’ll donate half that book’s profits to charities supporting the homeless or helping people avoid homelessness.
Oh wow, that is some intense research.  I love that you want to give back to the people who inspired you.




Do you have another job outside of writing?
I have an office desk job until I don’t need it anymore.



What music do you listen to when writing?
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Mostly genre-related soundtracks. Sometimes I’ll find ambient noise tracks. As an example, writing a tavern scene with the murmur of conversations, the clanking of mugs, something minstrel-like in the background, really helps get me in the headspace to make that scene come alive.
Writing in a pub does have a certain appeal.



What are you working on now?
I’m finishing editing book two for RiftWorlds Online. The next one takes place in the game’s Old West world. I’ve been reading and watching a lot of them and putting together a playlist for it. That one will be an interesting challenge, but I’m looking forward to it.
Sounds fun.  Saddle up, partner.

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What do you do when you have writers’ block?
​I can’t remember ever having that problem. I think some of that is from the outlining I do. It’s structured enough I know what each scene needs to accomplish and the major events in it. Getting the character through the scene usually isn’t an issue. Time and energy, those are the issues.
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How did you go about developing your cover artwork?
​I have a cover artist/designer. I come up with the general idea, and she does the magic of making it happen.

For Rectifier I had the character description. It’s a book that happens on side streets and back alleys, contrasting the new construction around a crashed space ship. Some of the ship wreckage is visible in the background. I like the way she has the foreground dark and the background captures the right gritty feel. This is not a feel-good four-color comic. It’s gritty and dark and it might make you confront some uncomfortable ideas.
The RiftWorlds covers have the same basic process. We talked about the character and what he looked like, and themes for the covers. I wanted it to feel like the kind of cover you might see for a game expansion. Given the breadth of the series I needed series banding elements which could fit Space and Fantasy as well as Westerns and Superheroes.
What’s your dream job and do you think you’ll do it one day?
Writing, hands down. The main goal is getting to where I don’t need to give time to a “day job” to support it.



Are there any writing styles or genres you dislike?
I usually can’t stand present-tense writing. I think there was one I liked, but I can’t recall which. It doesn’t sound like storytelling to me.
I know the feeling, but some really good authors are using it these days.




Quick quiz:
Favourite thing to cook: Bananas Foster Crepes

Most played song: I create a play list for each genre and one or two for each character. Sometimes it’s the character’s soundtrack, others it’s the music they’d listen to.

With writing, are you a plotter or (seat-of-your) pantser? Definitely plotter. It helps me make sure I have a solid path from start to the end. It helps me keep track of which elements needed to be foreshadowed when. It helps me make sure every scene has a purpose and they’re in the right order. Plotting has done a lot to decrease the amount of editing I need to do.

Do you prefer to read SciFi or fantasy: I grew up on classic fantasy, and I loved those. Now and then I can get into a really good one. But Sci-Fi is what I always come back to. Sci-fi can speak to what we’re like as a society. It can warn us about possible futures, or it can show us what we can be.

Best superpower: A lot of people go for telepathy or mind control. I have too many ethical issues with that. I enjoyed exploring what telekinesis can do in my first book, Simon Rising. But if I could have one I’d go with teleportation.



Thanks so much for sharing with us today, Brian.  It has been a lot of fun learning how passionate you are about your craft.  Readers, please check out Brian's links below.

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Briand D Howard's Links (click to follow)

Website: https://briandhowardauthor.wordpress.com/
Blog: https://briandhowardauthor.wordpress.com/blog/
Facebook: www.facebook.com/BrianDHowardAuthor
Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/16346433.Brian_D_Howard
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Brian-Howard/e/B06WVCM1CR
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Free Halloween flash fiction from Kasper #Halloween #vampires #steampunk

10/30/2019

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​Hungry for Halloween
 
A young couple lurked in the shadows wearing elegant steampunk costumes.  The man’s fob watch hung tucked into his patterned waistcoat.  Piercing green eyes scanned the night like a cat.  His top hat with aviator goggles, black hair and dark cravat contrasted with luminous pale skin.
The lady’s expression was aloof, lips pursed, and chin held high.  Chestnut hair artfully curled beneath a hat fascinator surrounded by tulle.  Short skirts ruffled around dark hose and thigh-length boots.  Perhaps the uncomfortable leather corset dug in below her white shirt, causing her stern expression.
The silent couple trailed children in costume who raced from house to house, giggling way past their bedtime.  Doting parents supervised from a distance as little rascals grabbed handfuls of sweets and made eerie noises in the dark.  Torches flickered as they ran. 
When small eager fists rapped on a door, the observers leaned forward in anticipation.
 “Trick or treat?”
 “Hello, little monsters.  Who do we have here?”  A rosy-faced lady offered a laden basket of treats evoking titters of delight.
“I’m Iron Man.”  The eldest voice was confident.
“A kitty cat.”  The youngest squeaked.
“A big bad witch.”  The feisty middle child, seeking attention.
The encounter was swift before the children rushed away, watchful parents close behind.
The lady in the shadows drooled.  “Mmm...such soft, delicious skin.”
“Blood sugars off the charts, my love, how revolting.”  The man countered.
She sighed, a frown of disappointment.  “Oh, I’m ravenous, but sugar is so icky.  I much prefer an athlete with high iron.”  Her painted lips curled in the dim light.   “But Archie, did you see the fertile mound of an unborn child pressed tight against the woman’s dress.  So much precious liquid for us to share.”  Josephine licked her lips, her tongue running along the tips of pointed fangs in eager anticipation.
Archie grabbed her cinched in waist.  “Your lust for blood matches my lust for you.”  He kissed her deep and long in that practiced way of centuries-old vampire lovers.
When they came up for air, the children had disappeared down the street.  Now eight o’clock, no further trick or treaters could be seen.  No doubt, returning home with hoards of sweets, and already fatigued parents.
The porch light extinguished.
With a movement faster than the human eye could comprehend, the couple rapped on the door. 
The mother-to-be‘s shining eyes and dimpled cheeks were aglow with delight.  “Steampunk’s my fave cosplay.  Sorry, I turned the light off, thinking the visitors were finished.  I’ll turn it ba....”
The sound of his voice halted her departure. 
“Dear lady, my name is Archibald Winston, and this is my dear wife, Josephine.  May we enter a moment to better display our garments?”
The woman smiled.  “Oh sure.  Great job on your accent and formal speak too.  It’s rad.  Please come in, both of you.”  She giggled with excitement.  “Come, Peter, you have to see this.”
Fangs extended as the vampires took a synchronised step over the threshold.
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​You can get my story as well as a host of other spooky stories in the Halloween Flash Fiction anthology at the Fantasy and Sci-Fi Readers Lounge
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Kasper reviews Maleficent: Mistress of Evil  #Maleficent #movies #review

10/20/2019

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Movie synopsis: In Disney's "Maleficent: Mistress of Evil," a sequel to the 2014 global box office hit, Maleficent and her goddaughter Aurora begin to question the complex family ties that bind them as they are pulled in different directions by impending nuptials, unexpected allies and dark new forces at play. The years have been kind to Maleficent and Aurora. Their relationship, born of heartbreak, revenge and ultimately love, has flourished. Yet the hatred between man and the fairies still exists. Aurora's impending marriage to Prince Phillip is cause for celebration in the kingdom of Ulstead and the neighboring Moors, as the wedding serves to unite the two worlds. When an unexpected encounter introduces a powerful new alliance, Maleficent and Aurora are pulled apart to opposing sides in a Great War, testing their loyalties and causing them to question whether they can truly be family.
​KASPER'S REVIEW:  OK, so there may be a couple of little spoilers here, but nothing you wouldn't get from a quick Google search of the movie.  I won't tell the ending or anything.

Ooh, I did enjoy Maleficent 2: Mistress of Evil.  From the original movie, we learned the our queen of darkness does have various shades of grey plus a big old soft spot for her adopted daughter, Little Beasty.  Now the girl, known as Aurora, is all grown up and in love with the handsome and kind Prince Phillip. 
While everything seems nice from Phillip's family at first, Queen Ingrid soon reveals her darker desires of hatred and conflict.  Michelle Pfeiffer does a great job as the queen who is so fearful of the fae, she is reluctant to have the daughter of the Moors marry into her family.  Strong themes of race and prejudice here.
Angelina Jolie is as gorgeous as ever in her returning role as Maleficent, who is determined to protect her fae peoples at all costs.
Throw a Romeo and Juliet-type wedding into this seething cauldron and you have the makings of a great movie.
I did find it slow to start with a few too many Days-of-our-Lives type of stares and overacted expressions, it soon whisked me away and it didn't feel like 3 hours long at all.  The beautiful sights and costumes juxtaposed with dark fae themes made for a visually splendid experience.
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Highlights for me were the scenery and special effects with some many gorgeous fae creatures, including new ones.
Maleficent's quest continues to a new realm and new winged creatures which I absolutely adored.
Would I take little kiddies?  Hmm, probably my 11 year old wouldn't like the violence and dark themes, but many kiddies in the cinema seemed to be enjoying it.  Go, try it.
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Best kids' movie of 2019: Abominable #childrens #movie #abominable #magic

10/12/2019

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When it comes to children's movies, sadly, I have learned to go in with low expectations.  Many seem to have the same rehashed plot with predictable characters and leave me falling asleep in the cinema recliner.

Hubby must have drawn the short straw these school holidays, as he took our halflings to see Angry Birds and thought it was boring and predictable with nothing to inspire or make you think.
Thankfully it was my turn today and I found Abominable a breath of fresh air.  
The characters had interesting backstories that were uncovered through the film and developed during its course.  Yi was the one who found the Yeti, then her neighbours, Jin and Peng become caught up in the adventure. The Yeti was unpredictable and refreshingly unique.  I had imagined this was going to be quite similar to the Small Foot movie we saw last year, but the 2 movies had very little in common.
I thought it was great that cultural customs were included, such as the Chinese extended family unit (granny was awesome), family responsibilities and delicious food.  Yi's violin is almost a character on it's own.
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I don't want to spoil the movie's surprises, but a quick look on Google will show you there's something fantastically magical about this movie (see this pic  > ).   
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​The animation is everything we've come to expect from Dreamworks and more.  Just stunning!
Go, see for yourself.  5 stars from the kiddies and I.
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Fun times in the Readers Lounge with Marie Andreas @MarieAndreas1 #FSFRL #fantasy #humor

10/3/2019

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Author bio: Marie is a multi-award winning fantasy and science fiction writer with a serious reading addiction. If she wasn't writing about all the people in her head, she'd be lurking about coffee shops annoying total strangers with her stories. So really, writing is a way of saving the masses.
She has a completed space opera trilogy, The Asarlaí Wars, a completed six-book fantasy series, The Lost Ancients, and a steampunk series, The Adventures of Smith & Jones which will be continued in late 2019 with The Mayhem of Mermaids..
When not saving the masses from coffee shop shenanigans, Marie likes to visit the UK and keeps hoping someone will give her a nice summer home in the Forest of Dean or in northern Wales. Marie is also a member of SFWA (Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America) and RWA (Romance Writers of America). 

· Book title: The Diamond Sphinx- Book Six of The Lost Ancients
· Genre: Humorous fantasy
· Synopsis: Magic, mayhem, murder, relics, true love, and drunken faeries. Taryn St. Giles has had a very eventful year. And the troubles are just beginning. Taryn has been through a year of changes—to her and her world. As a digger, she’d searched through the past to find out who the missing elves and Ancients had been. Now she knows the elves and they are helping her uncover the secrets of the Ancients. Secrets she’s not sure she wants to know. A few too many up close and personal encounters with the relics that were left behind leaves her shaken and on the run. Even from the people she loves. The relics were part of a weapon that led to the destruction of the Ancients. Now Taryn and Alric, must get a goddess, hundreds of faeries, and the rest of their friends to work together to destroy the weapon before anyone can use it again. But when her world comes crashing down around her, will Taryn have the strength to do what needs to be done?
· Publish date: April 2019
· Publisher: Marie Andreas



Author Interview Questions:


Kasper: Welcome to the Readers Lounge, Marie.  I'm so looking forward to getting to know you..and your drunken faeries.
Marie:  Thanks Kasper.  I'm glad to be here.

I notice your fairies seem rather merry.  Can I ask why they're drunk?
That's a great question. The honest answer? They really like the taste of ale!!
LOL, too funny.  OK, now for some serious questions...



What makes your writing unique compared to others in the genre?
I like to have humor in my writing. I’m not a heavy or dark writer and my angst level is extremely low ;). I like to read about characters that I’d like to be friends with on some level, and that’s who I write (not the bag guys and gals though ;)).
It takes talent to write the light and humorous themes too.  Good for you.



How do you develop your characters?
My characters develop as the plots do—organically. I have an idea of who the two leads are, sometimes more general than others. I just run with it. They show me who they are by reactions they give. (Yes, I know I’m creating them, but it works-LOL).



Do you have another job outside of writing?
Yes, a very soul sucking job dealing with financial aid. It does keep me focused on my writing though—and my boss and co-workers have been very supportive of my books.
So lovely to hear they support you. Sounds like you all need some lightheartedness.



What advice would you give to someone wanting to write a book?
Do it. Learn everything you can. Take writing workshops, go to conferences, join writing groups, READ everything to see how it’s done. And don’t let anyone stop you.
I love this!
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What music do you listen to when writing?  Movie trailer music—but it’s all background music, not trailers that you’d go, “OH! That’s from Jaws!” It picks up my writing pace and is amazing for fight scenes.

What are you working on now? 
Finishing the second steampunk, The Mayhem of Mermaids, finishing the first book in a new fae driven urban fantasy, The Girl with the Iron Wing, editing and expanding a novella unrelated to any other series. WAY too many books in my head, but I have found recently that multiple projects keeps the words flowing.

What’s your writing routine? Mon- Fri: Wake up at 4:30 am, start writing by 5am, write for an hour and a half, get ready for day-job. Home from day job about 5pm, start writing by 6:30-7pm. Weekends it’s less structured.
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Wow.  You have great discipline.  I'm impressed.

Describe your road to publishing your book:
After years of looking for an agent, and finally getting tired of people loving my books, but them not fitting what NY was looking for I went self-published. I gave myself a year to research, hunt down editors, cover artists, etc. The Glass Gargoyle came out in March 2015. I have ten novels and a novella in print right now.



Who are your four favourite authors?
It all depends on what I’m in the mood for, but some ones I always love: Mercedes Lackey, David Eddings, Anne McCaffery, Elizabeth Peters.



Quick quiz:

Favourite thing to cook: Pasta salad—mostly because I love to eat the type I make. Or cookies—same reason ;).
Silliest saying: Not my circus, not my monkeys
Best holiday spot: US: Santa Cruz; outside of US: Conwy, Wales
Most played song: Could have been me by The Struts
With writing, are you a plotter or (seat-of-your) pantser? PANTSER ;)
Do you prefer to read SciFi or fantasy: Love both, but tend to lean a bit more toward fantasy
Best superpower: Freezing time
Number one thing to do on your bucket list: Buy a cottage in a village in the UK


And lucky last....You have multiple series out now, and more on the way. How do you keep so many people in your head?
It’s weird, but all of my characters are very real to me, so of course I wouldn’t confuse Vas with Taryn, or either with Nettie. The pacing for my series are all different as well, so that helps keep them separate. And, I’ve found having multiple books/series actually seems to help me be more productive! I get easily distracted, so by having other book options to work on, I’m less likely to have a completely useless writing session. One book isn’t working, I can hop to another.

Thanks Marie, it really has been a great insight into what makes you tick.  I hope the readers will check out the links below.  Thanks again for joining us on the Readers Lounge.




Marie's Links 

Website: www.marieandreas.com/
Blog: http://faeriesdragonsspaceships.blogspot.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/marieandreaswriter
Twitter: https://twitter.com/MarieAndreas1
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Marie-Andreas/e/B00SX81KIM

​To find out more about the books, and future series, please visit her website at www.marieandreas.com--especially if you happen to have a small cottage to give her.

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    Kasper Beaumont was born and raised in Australia and lives a quiet life with the family in a seaside town.  Kasper has combined a love of fantasy and a penchant for travel in the Hunters of Reloria series.

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'Elven Jewel'

'Hunters' Quest'

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