Interview

Nate Crowder lives a double life as hectic as that of his superhero protagonists. As a writer and member of the Horror Writer’s Association, he brings his readers the scariest fiction he can summon at the keyboard, regardless of the hour. As a small press publisher, he courts the strange and unusual, on the hunt for stories riding the edges of science-fiction. The podcast Cobalt City Adventures Unlimited, written by Crowder and produced by Michaela Hutfles won the 2011 Parsec for Best New Speculative Fiction Podcaster/Team. Long listed for the storySouth Notable Stories and a winner of the Hauntings competition at Hugo House, Nate Crowder is a very busy man. Continue reading…

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Jennifer Brozek’s World of Words

Jennifer Brozek's World of Words

Jennifer Brozek is an author and editor who has spent years continually perfecting her craft. Recipient of an Origins Award, an Australian Shadows Award, and a silver ENnie, Jennifer’s writing in horror, science fiction and role-playing games is a labor of dedication and love. The editor and publisher behind the long-lived web publication The Edge [...]

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Greg Young’s Live Pictures

Greg Young

Greg Young is an executive producer and director at University of Washington, which means working on programming for UWTV, as well as all the administrative work that comes with such a position. And it doesn’t end there. Greg is involved in several projects and interest groups, centered around his passion for media production and visual [...]

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Susanna Burney’s Acting Life

Susanna Burney

I first met Susanna Burney almost 20 years ago when we both performed in the booming fringe theater community in Seattle – primarily at Annex Theater. I was impressed by her intelligence, her easy manner and her ability to juggle so many different facets of her career. Over the years, she’s been a dedicated and [...]

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Chris Diani Kickstarts Furry Comedy

Chris Diani, director

Filmmaker Chris Diani (Creatures from the Pink Lagoon) caught my attention when he successfully funded the pre-production of his second feature film, “Let’s Pretend We’re Bunny Rabbits” (LPWBR), using the site Kickstarter. I asked if he would be interested in sharing a bit about his project and his Kickstarter campaign, and he was. We met [...]

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Michael Schein Writes of Bones and Conquest

Michael Schein, author of

Michael Schein meets me at one of his favorite hangouts, a little second-hand book shop called the Couth Buzzard. It’s a nice place with cozy corners where people can enjoy their tea and the book of their choice. It was in one of those little corners, that we sat down. In spite of a first [...]

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Vincent Kitch Heads Seattle Arts

Vincent Kitch

Vincent Kitch is a busy man. As the head of the Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs he oversees the city’s involvement with – and funding of – the many creative groups and subcultures. Kitch was appointed by mayor McGinn in February 2011 and started work in April, after having worked in Austin, TX [...]

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