Geek's Guide to the Galaxy – Science Fiction Writer Interviews, Movie Reviews, Fantasy/Horror/Sci-Fi Books and Writing

Episode 190 << Click to Listen

Christopher Buckley, author of Little Green Men and Thank You For Smoking, joins us to discuss his new novel The Relic Master.

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Episode 189 << Click to Listen

Nalo Hopkinson, Nisi Shawl, and Sunil Patel join us to discuss People of Colo(u)r Destroy Science Fiction, a special crowdfunded issue of Lightspeed magazine.

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Episode 188 << Click to Listen

Kara Platoni joins us to discuss her new book We Have the Technology, about hacking human perception.

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Episode 187 << Click to Listen

Charlie Jane Anders, editor in chief of io9, joins us to discuss her new novel All the Birds in the Sky, about a war between witches and mad scientists.

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Episode 186 << Click to Listen

Tim Powers joins us to discuss his new book Medusa’s Web, a supernatural thriller about a haunted mansion in the Hollywood Hills.

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Episode 185 << Click to Listen

Joseph Laycock joins us to discuss his new book Dangerous Games, about the moral panic over fantasy role-playing games in the ’80s and ’90s.

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Episode 184 << Click to Listen

Ginger Strand joins us to discuss her book The Brothers Vonnegut, about how Bernard Vonnegut’s weather control experiments inspired the novels of his brother Kurt Vonnegut.

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Episode 183 << Click to Listen

John Joseph Adams, Rajan Khanna, Matt London, and Jordan London join us to discuss the new film Star Wars: The Force Awakens

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Episode 182 << Click to Listen

Fred Nadis joins us to discuss his book The Man From Mars: Ray Palmer’s Amazing Pulp Journey, about the science fiction editor behind the notorious Shaver Mystery.

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Episode 181 << Click to Listen

Bill McGoldrick, Syfy’s head of original programming, joins us to discuss the channel’s ambitious new slate of book-to-TV adaptations.

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