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In this interview, conducted in November 2008, Brandon Sanderson talks about how he got into writing, some of the books he's written, how he got chosen to complete the Wheel of Time Series, and what he's working on next. |
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In this interview, conducted in March 2010, Peter Straub talks about how he got started writing, who he likes to read, how he met and co-authored books with Stephen King, what his writing process is like, and what he may do in the future. |
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In this interview Mira Grant talks about zombies, where she got the idea for Feed, what she thinks of George Romero, and most importantly what Seanan McGuire thinks of Mira Grant. |
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Dash Shaw is a graphic novel artist and graphic novel writer; a perfect combination to make great works of art; he's also not scared to use color . . . lots of it. He's created and published Love Eats Brains, GardenHead, The Mother's Mouth, and Bottomless Belly Button. His most recent publication is the unusual and interesting BodyWorld involving some very unusual characters, telepathy and lots of the color orange. |
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Brian Wood is a graphic novel writer and illustrator of such popular series as DMZ and Northlanders. In this interview he talks about how he got started with writing and illustrating graphic novels, where he got the idea for Northlanders, as well as how much research it requires, and what he's currently working on. |
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GARDNER DOZOIS COMING AUGUST 15th |
"Alex Telander is doing a well-prepared and thoughtful set of interviews on BookBanter. I enjoyed my own session with him. My criteria for good interviewers include the ability to laugh (even if I was only mildly amusing!) and to respond actively to an unexpected answer, not just slide on to the next query on the sheet. Alex sailed through on both counts." -- Guy Gavriel Kay, author of Tigana and The Lions of Al-Rassan. 
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