Triumph Over Tragedy Welcomes Tim Marquitz

Tim Marquitz is an author I thank Twitter for. You see, it was a Twitter discussion with two fellow bloggers (Bastard Books and Only The Best SciFi) that got me reading his books. That first book turned out to be my slippery slope. I fell in love with his writing and his fantastic twist on…

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Time Marches On…

Life has been hectic, to say the least. My cancer is back. My back surgery hasn’t ended the way I wanted it too, and now I’ve sprained my foot. That all sucks and I’m so stressed that reviewing has been hard for me recently. However, it’s not all bad. I’m helping edit my first two…

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Triumph Over Tragedy Welcomes Adrian Tchaikovsky

Adrian Tchaikovsky really doesn’t need any introduction. His series Shadows of the Apt is eight impressive (and celebrated) books long. Shadows of the Apt is, hands down, one of the most unique hybrid steampunk/ epic fantasy series that I’ve ever read. I tend to think that a person who can blend so many unique elements…

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Triumph Over Tragedy Author | R. T. Kaelin

This post is part of a series of guest posts by the authors contributing to Triumph Over Tragedy. They will spontaneously appear over the next few weeks. I have asked authors to write about how life experiences affect their writing (or reading). Thanks to the authors for taking time out of their lives to write these…

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Reaper – K.D. McEntire

About the Book Reaper is set in a world a breath away from our own. After the death of her mother, Wendy is attempting to fill her mother’s shoes and discovering that the prospect is far more difficult than she ever imagined. Learning that she is part of a powerful and ancient family of Reapers…

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Triumph Over Tragedy Guest Post | Mark Lawrence

This post is part of a series of guest posts by the authors contributing to Triumph Over Tragedy. They will spontaneously appear over the next few weeks. I have asked authors to write about how life experiences affect their writing (or reading). Thanks to the authors for taking time out of their lives to write…

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Apollo’s Outcasts – Allen Steele

About the Book In the tradition of Robert A. Heinlein’s juvenile classics, crafted with a modern sensibility. Jamey Barlowe has been crippled since childhood, the result of being born on the Moon. He lives his life in a wheelchair, only truly free when he is in the water. But then Jameys father sends him, along…

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Triumph Over Tragedy Welcomes Mark Lawrence

Mark Lawrence is a hell of a guy. I admire him immensely as both an author and a human being. His books are mind blowing, and he was kind enough to write one of the most memorable and touching guest posts I’ve featured on my blog called Broken Heroes, which he kindly wrote for my…

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Triumph Over Tragedy Welcomes Elizabeth Bear

Occasionally I get a bug up my butt. This is a very unprofessional way of me saying that sometimes I get these harebrained ideas and I act on them with very little forethought. This basically sets the whole stage for why I contacted Elizabeth Bear about participating in this anthology. You see, there are a…

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Triumph Over Tragedy Guest Post | Donald J. Bingle

About the author Best known as the world’s top-ranked player of classic role-playing games for fifteen years, Donald J. Bingle is an oft-published author in the science fiction, fantasy, horror, thriller, steampunk, romance, and comedy genres, with several published novels (including Net Impact, Forced Conversion and GREENSWORD) and more than thirty-five stories, primarily in DAW…

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