Big thanks to Miked! I just happened to check 'Dead Tide's' listing over at Amazon and guess who posted a 5-star review? Makes me very happy that you enjoyed it.
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I am the author of three novels. The first, a Post-apocalyptic novel called 'Beneath the Mask,' and the second, a Zombie-Horror called 'Dead Tide.' The third novel, with Eric S. Brown is called 'Barren Earth.'
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Recent Posts by stephennorth:
Re: Listen to our new interview with Eric S. Brown and Stephen North, or we will crush you!
November 7, 2009 by stephennorth
Eric, you are such a class act. I really need to pick up my writing pace. It is criminal to keep you waiting on me, and even worse to leave any fans of Barren Earth hanging.
Re: Bite only?
November 6, 2009 by stephennorth
I was a bit worried about this, but it has been good to see that this is a valid debate point on zombies.
Re: Listen to our new interview with Eric S. Brown and Stephen North, or we will crush you!
November 5, 2009 by stephennorth
I think I was overly verbose at times. I should have stuck to brief answers and given more opportunity for questions if there were any. Just a little self analysis. Maybe I could have asked a few questions of my own. For example:
1)"From a woman's perspective, how do you think Eric or I handle sex in our books? Is it a missed opportunity, or is it mishandled (sorry), or what?"
2)"After interview follow-up: Did you like Barren Earth, once you finished it?"
3)"How do I handle the Eric/Tim situation? Someone is going to get hurt. (haha, probably me) Now I'm turning you two into advice columnists!"
I thought our interviewers brought professionalism and a sense of fun that certainly made me feel comfortable. Of course, Eric might feel differently after receiving a new nickname, but they say people don't pick on you unless they like you. But wait...They didn't pick on me. Does that mean...?
Re: Listen to our new interview with Eric S. Brown and Stephen North, or we will crush you!
November 5, 2009 by stephennorth
Alright, I've been waiting for this!!!
Re: Bite only?
November 4, 2009 by stephennorth
Ok, a new wrinkle to this question: If you die by natural causes, do you re-animate? I'm leaning toward one answer, but I'll wait to see what you all have to say. :)
Re: Episode #94 of "Library of the Living Dead" - Zombie Moanin' & Bitchin' - A THREE hour episode
November 3, 2009 by stephennorth
Dr. Paffenroth has a good speaking voice. Not too sure about mine. Thing I need some work.
Thanks for the book defense, Doc!
More comments to come on the rest of the podcast.
Re: "ZOMBONAUTS" ..... Cover wrap by Deedee
November 1, 2009 by stephennorth
Great cover! Wish I was in this one. That cover is inspirational.
Re: "DEBRIS" by Barry Napier .... NOW AVAILABLE !!
October 29, 2009 by stephennorth
I'm looking forward to reading it.
Re: Reviews? PLEASE?
October 29, 2009 by stephennorth
Hang in there man. We take the good with the bad, right? And Jessica and Tim thank you!
Eric, we'll just have to really knock their socks off with the sequel.
Re: "Vampology" - A Vampire Anthology
October 29, 2009 by stephennorth
LOL, loved it-leepletzers
Hey Lee! Sorry, just caught your remark on The Cougar and the Vampire. :) Think I should roll with it? I have the feeling this one wouldn't take long to write.
Re: "The Zombist: Undead Western Tales" --Submissions Not Yet Open
October 24, 2009 by stephennorth
For a few zombies more..
or
The Outlaw Zombie Wales
or
The good, the bad and the zombie
"Gee Josey, I wish we could bury them fellers."
"Why? Zombies got to eat same as worms."
Time to go to sleep now. I need to stop.
Re: Your favourite SF and Fantasy?
October 23, 2009 by stephennorth
If you liked those you will like the others.
Re: Your favourite SF and Fantasy?
October 23, 2009 by stephennorth
That's pretty cool, man. The only autographed thing I have is a Dan Marino signed football, which I also find pretty cool.
Are there any other of Bradbury's works that are comparable to 451 as far as how good they are? 'Cause I really like his writing style.-wgwolford
There are quite a few great Bradbury books: The Illustrated Man; Long After Midnight; R is for Rocket; S is for Space; A Medicine for Melancholy; the Martian Chronicles and quite a few more.
Some of his stories still haunt me to this day.
Re: Your favourite SF and Fantasy?
October 23, 2009 by stephennorth
Let's not forget Brian Lumley or Charles deLint!
-tws99jaw
Love Lumley's books, but I think I've only read one Charles deLint. On your recommendation I will rectify that---Thanks!
Re: Your favourite SF and Fantasy?
October 21, 2009 by stephennorth
I haven't discussed books much in years. It is intriguing to into several people who've read the same books I have.
And you are right Fred, my friend, I probably do remember far too much about those books.
Re: "Among the Living" and "Barren Earth" are live on Kindle
October 21, 2009 by stephennorth
Good job Tim!
Re: What was your strangest or most frustrating rejection?
October 21, 2009 by stephennorth
Hi Jessica! Guess we know each other from three places now! Glad this is one of them. :)
Re: Your favourite SF and Fantasy?
October 20, 2009 by stephennorth
Just so all of you know, I thought the Gor books were a great idea, and I enjoyed at least parts of them at least until Marauders of Gor. I think that was the last one I read. Weren't two of his enemies Pa-Kur and Kuurrus? I can't remember anymore whether he ever really killed them or not. Didn't he also leave us hanging on the Priest Kings?
Re: Your favourite SF and Fantasy?
October 19, 2009 by stephennorth
I'll just say something about the Gor books for now. The guy ruined those books with his obsession with female submission to men. "Inside of every woman is a slave girl just waiting to be released." While this might sound good to some of you right now, he beat that idea to death so badly that some of his books were at least 50 % garbage I would skip over.
