What happens when you take a warrior culture inspired by the samurai and transport it into the distant future? That’s…
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Samurai in Space: A Conversation with Dawn Ross
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Beyond the Page #16: A Union Workers Space Opera with Liam Begley
What happens when a space opera focuses not on emperors or chosen heroes, but on the workers keeping an interstellar…
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Beyond the Page Episode 11 | Darlene Franklin Campbell on Fantasy, Mythology & the Stories That Shape Us
What if the greatest battles we fight aren’t against monsters, but ourselves? That idea sits at the core of my…
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Beyond the Page #8 | Robert Riley on Epic Fantasy, Worldbuilding & the Cost of Leadership
In this episode of Beyond the Page, I had the pleasure of speaking with fantasy author Robert Riley, whose debut…
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Beyond the Page #7 | Richard Spegal on Dark Fantasy, Military Service & Writing Characters That Feel Real
For the eighth episode of Beyond the Page, I sat down with Richard Spegal, author of the Eternal Knights series,…
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Beyond the Page #1 | T.J. Cooper on Epic Fantasy, Self-Publishing & A Shadows Vendetta
Today marks the launch of a brand-new series here at Page Chewing: Beyond the Page. While Page Chewing has always…
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Page Burners: Gardens of the Moon | Malazan Podcast Episode Guide
Page Burners is our ongoing group-read podcast series where we dive deep into major works of fantasy and speculative fiction—one…
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Tad Williams on Tropes, Tolkien, and Telling Better Stories | Friday Conversation 158
Tad Williams on Fantasy, Tropes, and the Art of Subversion | Friday Conversation What does it mean to write fantasy…
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A War to End All by Michael R. Fletcher & Clayton Snyder – Chapter by Chapter Podcast Discussion | Page Chewing
Final Discussion and Author Conversation The conclusion of The Manifest Delusions trilogy arrives with A War to End All, a…
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