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10 Questions with World Fantasy Award-winning Author Lewis Shiner (@lewisshiner)

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This Author Spotlight features Lewis Shiner World Fantasy Award Winner and Author of Seven Novels Exciting news, gang: a brand new round of Author Spotlights is on its way, featuring a number of accomplished and talented writers. The first of these is Lewis Shiner. Lewis Shiner is the author of BLACK & WHITE, FRONTERA, and the World Fantasy Award-winning GLIMPSES, among other novels. He's also published four short story collections, journalism, and comics. Virtually all of his work is available for free download at www.fictionliberationfront.net . 1.How did you get into writing and why do you write? I've been writing fiction since I was four and started my first novel at seven, so it's hard to remember exactly what prompted it. I got uprooted a lot as a child (my father was in the National Park Service and we moved at least once a year), so books were one of the few constants in my life. I expect that's why I came to love them and w...

Frontera by Lewis Shiner (@lewisshiner) is in The Philip K Dick Award Storybundle!

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Frontera by Lewis Shiner is in The Philip K Dick Award Storybundle! The Cyberpunk classic and Nebula Award finalist in the revised, definitive edition. Ten years ago the world's governments collapsed, and now the corporations are in control. Houston's Pulsystems has sent an expedition to the lost Martian colony of Frontera to search for survivors. Reese, aging hero of the US space program, knows better. The colonists are not only alive, they have discovered a secret so devastating that the new rulers of Earth will stop at nothing to own it. Reese is equally desperate to use it for his own very personal agenda. But none of them have reckoned with Kane, tortured veteran of the corporate wars, whose hallucinatory voices are urging him to complete an ancient cycle of heroism and alter the destiny of the human race. ''Lewis Shiner's Frontera is an extraordinarily accomplished first novel . . . his pacing is brisk, his scientific extrapol...