Category Archives: Books

The Iron Border and the Eight Hour E-Book Challenge

You may remember the eight-hour e-book challenge from last summer, when a couple of us decided to write, proof, format and publish an e-book within a period of eight hours, inspired by J.A. Konrath. Now Donald Rump, one of the … Continue reading

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Interview with Science Fiction Writer Matthew Alan Thyer

It’s time for our irregular series “Interviews with international indie writers” again. Today I welcome science fiction author Matthew Alan Thyer to my blog. Matthew has been kind enough to answer some questions for me. 1. Tell us a bit … Continue reading

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Why and how to write novellas

In the past, I blogged about how the rise of e-publishing has also given the longer forms of short fiction, namely the novelette and the novella, a new lease on life after traditional print publishing had largely eliminated them. But … Continue reading

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Interview with Science Fiction Writer Edward M. Grant

Today I welcome science fiction author Edward M. Grant to my blog. Edward has been kind enough to answer a few questions for me. 1. Tell us a bit about yourself. I grew up in Britain and studied Physics at … Continue reading

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Fun promotional images

No, Pegasus Pulp hasn’t spent big advertising dollars on billboards in Times Square and central London. Those images were all generated via a neat site called PhotoFunia. Still, they look pretty damn cool, wouldn’t you say? Send to Kindle

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Interview with Cora about SF, politics, writing and Adorno

I’ve been interviewed again, this time by SF writer Edward Lake, author of the Mamluks Saga. We talk about science fiction, the Shattered Empire saga and the connection between Theodor W. Adorno and Lois McMaster Bujold. What, you mean other … Continue reading

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Trad Pub Fail

Now I’m not one of those indie authors who are always slamming traditional publishers. After all, I bought and continue to buy many of the books they publish. However, sometimes it’s just not possible to suppress the snark. I’m currently … Continue reading

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First short story release of the new year: Demolition

First of all, we here at Pegasus Pulp wish all of our readers a happy new year. As you can see, we haven’t been idle during the quiet period between the years and so I used the opportunity to write … Continue reading

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Mercy Mission is a bestseller in Canada

Yup, it’s another bestseller announcement, since Mercy Mission, first in the Shattered Empire SF series (part 2, Debts to Pay, coming early in 2014) has hit a category bestseller list at Amazon Canada. Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #6,600 Paid in Kindle … Continue reading

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Seraglio finishes 2013 as a bestseller

First of all, my short holiday romance Christmas Gifts is featured today at the Short Story Symposium, so drop by to read an excerpt. Seraglio, which is my bestselling title both for 2013 and all time, finishes 2013 on the … Continue reading

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