In this round up of recent interviews and podcasts, Tad talks about his latest projects including several new short stories, Bobby Dollar and The Dirty Streets of Heaven and the next book in the series, Happy Hour in Hell, Continue reading
Stephen C. Ormsby talks with Tad about The Dirty Streets of Heaven, his writing process, and more. Continue reading
Tad talks about the forthcoming animated film based on Tailchaser’s Song, the Warner Brothers option on a movie based on Otherland, the origins of Shadowmarch, George R.R. Martin and mainstream media, his forthcoming projects and much, much more. Continue reading
In my opinion, every good fantasy novel or series should leave you sad to be forced to bid farewell to its fictional world and characters… Continue reading
Podcast: Sword and Laser interviews Tad. Podcasts from Rick Kleffel’s The Agony Column: Interviews and Readings with Tad and Deborah. Plus The Agony Column reviews Caliban’s Hour and The Secrets of Ordinary Farm. Continue reading
Don’t miss Tad Williams and Deborah Beale in The Agony Column Live at Capitola Book Cafe in Santa Cruz, CA this Saturday, Sept. 17th at 6:30 p.m. Continue reading
This March, Volume 3 in Williams’ Shadowmarch series, Shadowrise, will be released. To whet the appetite of fans anticipating the book’s release, Beale is twittering (as MrsTad) excerpts from the book. Continue reading
“It’s always been a small-margins business, but the advent of electronic media and the internet have really confused things. Nobody knows what publishing’s even going to look like in ten years, but I think it’s likely it will be less vertical — that is, one company buying books, editing books, designing books, printing books, binding books, warehousing books — and more of a collaboration between smaller businesses. Also, electronic media are only going to become a bigger part of the industry.” Continue reading
“The other reason my books tend to be long is that I have my own ideas about how you make people immerse themselves in an environment, and one of the ways is that you have to give the environment a certain amount of credibility in itself, and that means you have to spend a certain amount of time introducing it and acquainting people with it as you go along.” Continue reading
Tad Williams and Deborah Beale on The Dragons of Ordinary Farm Continue reading
Tad Williams and Deborah Beale on The Dragons of Ordinary FarmBy Jeff VanderMeer for Omnivoracious This summer NYT Bestselling author Tad Williams teamed up with his wife, Deborah Beale, for The Dragons of Ordinary Farm, a wonderful fantasy novel aimed … Continue reading
LOCUS Magazine, July 2009 Featuring interviews with Tad and Deborah Available Now
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Monica Valentinelli, project manager for Flames Rising, asks Tad “the” burning questions she’s always wondered about. Tad talks about his writing style, favorite villains, and his new young adult fantasy series co-authored with his partner and wife, Deborah Beale.