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May 19, 2017

Meet Peter S. Beagle, Tad Williams, and Kathleen Bartholomew

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Peter S. Beagle (IN CALABRIA), Tad Williams (THE VERY BEST OF TAD WILLIAMS), and Kathleen Bartholomew (ANCIENT ROCKETS: TREASURES AND TRAINWRECKS OF THE SILENT SCREEN) are attending BayCon 2017 in San Mateo, CA, May 26-29.

Peter S. Beagle (photo: Rina Weisman), Tad Williams, and Kathleen Bartholomew (MidAmericaCon)

The trio will be participating in several events.

Friday, May 26

1:30 PM Longevity Of The Craft

Our panelists look back over writing careers that span decades and discuss what keeps them writing in the long term.

Heather Rose Jones | Peter Beagle | Diana L. Paxson | Tad Williams | Katharine Kerr

4:30 PM Including animals as main figures in your work

Doing it right versus just writing another human in animal form

ElizaBeth Gilligan | Tad Williams | Kevin Andrew Murphy | Jacquelyn Bartel

8 PM Peter Beagle and Friends Jam Session

And by friends, we mean YOU! Join Peter Beagle to kick off our music track. Sing, play and make merry as we celebrate our filk community.

Saturday, May 27

10 AM Building Utopia

A group panel looking at the different ways a society tries to build utopias after an apocalypse.

Prof. David McGaffey | Kathleen Bartholomew | Bradford Lyau | Gregg Castro

10 AM Peter Beagle reading

10:45 AM Tad Williams reading

11:30 AM Autism and Asperger’s In Fandom

Panelists on the spectrum discuss their experiences in fandom.

Thaddeus Howze | Fr John Blaker | Jonathan Fortin | Kathleen Bartholomew | ElizaBeth Gilligan

1 PM High Fantasy

Big, beautiful and bold. What is compelling about high fantasy and why is it formative for so many in our community? Authors of high fantasy discuss why this genre moves them to create and what their favorite stories are to read and to write.

Peter Beagle | Tad Williams | Diana L. Paxson | Daniel Abraham

3 PM Signing: Peter Beagle

4 PM Signing: Tad Williams

4 PM Writing in Someone Else’s World

How to be true to the creator’s vision while still telling your own story.

Deborah J. Ross | Alex Westmore | Kathleen Bartholomew | A.E. Marling | R. L. King

Sunday, May 28

10 AM Collaborations

Are two heads better than one or do too many writers spoil the plot?

Maya Kaathryn Bohnhoff | Mark Gelineau | Sheryl Hayes | Kathleen Bartholomew

4 PM Historical Writing

Knowing Your Character’s Cultural Priorities and Personal Rebellions

Lillian Csernica | Kathleen Bartholomew | Heather Rose Jones | Jay Hartlove | Gregg Castro

5:30 PM The Truth About Stuff

Come ask our panelists for the truth about various topics and learn the secrets of the dark conspiracies behind each! If you ever wanted to know why stoplights are red, clockwise is to the left or the real story behind the moon landing, now is your chance to ask.

*BayCon regrets that we cannot be responsible for the veracity of the answers given. Please use this information at your own risk.

Monday, May 29

11:30 AM The Eternal Importance of Research

SO, what would have happened if the Brits won the War of 1812? Well, actually – they kind of did. Research before you write alternatives to the wrong history. What’s Greek Fire? Or fusion vs fission? The Schwarzschild radius? The Great Californian Mulberry Collapse? Find out before you write your foot into your mouth. Research matters – Also, someone may have thought of your idea before you.

Kathleen Bartholomew | Karen Brenchley | Bradford Lyau | Laurel Anne Hill | Gregg Castro

For more info on THE VERY BEST OF TAD WILLIAMS, visit the Tachyon page.

Cover by Kerem Beyit.

Design by Elizabeth Story

For more info about IN CALABRIA, visit the Tachyon page.

Cover design by Elizabeth Story

For more info about ANCIENT ROCKETS: TREASURES AND TRAINWRECKS OF THE SILENT SCREEN, visit the Tachyon page.

Cover by Elizabeth Story

March 29, 2017

Get the marvelous BEST OF TAD WILLIAMS for only $1.99!

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THE VERY BEST OF TAD WILLIAMS is a Kindle Daily Deal for Wednesday, March 29.

For today only, the ebook is available for just $1.99!

[STARRED REVIEW] “This marvelous short fiction retrospective testifies to the breadth of Williams’s creativity. All but one of these 17 otherworldly tales have appeared in magazines or anthologies, but fans will welcome the chance to have them all in one place. Several of the earlier pieces are particularly charming, including “The Old Scale Game,” with its thoroughly modern monsters, and “Every Fuzzy Beast of the Earth, Every Pink Fowl of the Air”, a chortling version of the book of Genesis. Williams effectively portrays poignant human regrets and longings in “Three Duets for Virgin and Nosehorn,” a miniature masterpiece, and explores the paradoxes of religious belief in “The Stranger’s Hands” and “And Ministers of Grace.” “A Stark and Wormy Knight,” a linguistic tour de force, shows without one misplaced word just how clever dragons can be. Williams’s sensitivity to atmosphere and trademark attention to telling detail shine through most of the selections in this varied collection of little gems.”
—Publishers Weekly

Within these pages you will find such delightful and curious things as a strange storytelling vampire, two woefully-overmatched angels, a dragon in cahoots with a knight and a witch, an ineptly duplicitous fish, the loyal robot butler of Werner Von Secondstage Booster, and the Greatest Wizard of All (disputed!).

“Obviously fans of Tad Williams will enjoy this, but then anyone with a sense of humour, a love of the unknown and anyone that enjoys a good tale should benefit from these stories.”
—Fantasy Book Review

From his epic fantasy series, including Memory Sorrow and Thorn—which George R. R. Martin cited as an inspiration for Game of Thrones—to the classic novel Tailchaser’s Song, Tad Williams has mastered every genre he has set his pen to. Here are the stories that showcase the exhilarating breadth of Williams’ imagination, hearkening back to such classic fantasists as J. R. R. Tolkien, Ray Bradbury, Peter S. Beagle, and beyond. Whether you are a devoted reader of his longer works, already a devotee of his short fiction, or even new to his writing entirely, The Very Best of Tad Williams is the perfect place to discover one of the most talented and versatile authors writing at any length today.

“An essential addition to the bookshelf for fans of Tad Williams and also a great opportunity for new readers to sample the breadth of his storytelling prowess.”
—SF Signal

The Old Scale Game
The Storm Door
The Stranger’s Hands
Child of an AncientCity
The Boy Detective of Oz: An Otherland Story
Three Duets for Virgin and Nosehorn
Diary of a Dragon
Not with a Whimper, Either
Some Thoughts Re: Dark Destroyer
Z is for…
Monsieur Vergalant’s Canard
The Stuff that Dreams are Made Of
Fish Between Friends
Every Fuzzy Beast of the Earth, Every Pink Fowl of the Air
A Stark and Wormy Knight
Black Sunshine
And Ministers of Grace

“Throughout this collection Williams ably demonstrates that he is a jack of all trades — and their master as well.”
—Interzone

For more information on THE VERY BEST OF TAD WILLIAMS, visit the Tachyon page.

Cover by Kerem Beyit

Design by Elizabeth Story

March 14, 2017

Happy birthday to the imaginative Tad Williams

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Before finding success as an acclaimed bestselling author, Tad Williams held numerous odd jobs, including insurance salesman, radio host, laying titles, and several years in a rock band called Idiot. Among his numerous works are the series MEMORY, SORROW & THORN series (THE DRAGONBONE CHAIR, STONE OF FAREWELL, and TO GREEN ANGEL TOWER), OTHERLAND (CITY OF GOLDEN SHADOW, RIVER OF BLUE FIRE, MOUNTAIN OF BLACK GLASS, and SEA OF SILVER LIGHT), SHADOWMARCH (SHADOWMARCH, SHADOWPLAY, SHADOWRISE, and SHADOWHEART), and BOBBY DOLLAR (THE DIRTY STREETS OF HEAVEN, HAPPY HOUR IN HELL, and SLEEPING LATE ON JUDGEMENT DAY) and the classic stand alone novel TAILCHASER’S SONG.

Williams has authored comics for DC, Image, Wildstorm, and Big Entertainment. Titles included AQUAMAN: SWORD OF ATLANTIS, THE NEXT, WILDC.A.T.S, DIVINE RIGHT, and MIRRORWORLD: RAIN. His numerous shorter works have been collected in RITE: SHORT WORK, A STARK AND WORMY KNIGHT, and THE VERY BEST OF TAD WILLIAMS.

All of us at Tachyon wish the fantastical Tad a happy birthday.

For more information on THE VERY BEST OF TAD WILLIAMS, visit the Tachyon page.

Cover by Kerem Beyit.

Design by Elizabeth Story

January 26, 2017

Tachyon tidbits featuring Lavie Tidhar, Kage Baker, Tad Williams, and Nalo Hopkinson

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The latest reviews and mentions of Tachyon titles and authors from around the web.

Lavie Tidhar (Photo: Kevin Nixon), Kage Baker, Tad Williams, and Nalo Hopkinson (David Findlay)

EL ÚLTIMO DESEO
FANTÁSTICO recommends Lavie Tidhar’s CENTRAL STATION.

Thus in, CENTRAL STATION, we find a science fiction book of thinking and reflect on our lives and relationships we have with the people around us, with current topics lined with technological advances, robots, AIs, aliens, that Have molded this world but perhaps we do not go as far as we think. Science fiction of high flights, to which I recommend to everybody without any doubt. And Lavie Tidhar , a writer who had pending and I have to start reading more about him.

NOTE: 5/5

(Translation from Spanish courtesy of Google.)

Maria Chapel of ROMÂNIA LIBERĂ makes a special mention of Tidhar’s book.

The dangers of space travel are present in a space-opera by Alastair Reynolds’ REVELATION SPACE, and the young Israeli writer Lavie Tidhar comes with an exciting science fiction novel about interstellar travel, CENTRAL STATION.

(Translation from Romanian courtesy of Google.)

At THE ANTICK MUSINGS
OF G.B.H. HORNSWOGGLER, GENT., Andrew Wheeler uses IN THE COMPANY OF THIEVES to remind readers about Kage Baker.

As I implied up above, I’m a fan of both Baker in general and the Company books in particular; I read her first novel IN THE GARDEN OF IDEN in manuscript, longer ago than I want to remember, and put together the eight Company novels into four omnibuses when I worked at the SF Book Club. (See my reviews of the last few Baker books NOT LESS THAN GODS, THE BIRD OF THE
RIVER, THE EMPRESS OF MARS, and THE HOTEL UNDER THE
SAND for more of my burbling about how great a writer she was.) I wouldn’t necessarily suggest starting here, though – these are sidebar stories in an existing universe, so knowing the ground rules going in is a good thing. Instead, if you haven’t read Baker, I’d suggest the first Company novel, IN THE GARDEN OF IDEN, first, or perhaps the Company collection GODS AND PAWNS, or one of her standalone fantasy novels if you like fantasy better than SF.

But do read Kage Baker: her career wasn’t as long as it should have been, but she was very prolific for about a decade and wrote a whole bunch of really good novellas in particular – the hallmark, I think, of a quintessentially great genre writer. And if you are a Baker fan who didn’t know this book existed, or had forgotten about it – well, you’ve just been reminded.

THE ONCE &
FUTURE PODCAST interviews Tad Williams.

On today’s episode Anton talks thirty years of publishing with author Tad Williams on his return to his epic fantasy world of Osten Ard, his Bobby Dollar urban fantasy books, his Shadowmarch and Otherland series, writing, and most importantly who we’ll eat in pecking order to survive whatever apocalypse hits us first!

After falling in love with FALLING IN LOVE WITH HOMINIDS last year, Inda Lauryn of CORNER STONE PRESS sought out more Nalo Hopkinson.

I expected this one to be a short story collection as well. However, of the four pieces in this collection, two are fiction. (“Message in a Bottle” is also included in FALLING IN LOVE WITH HOMINIDS.) However, the title piece is a speech given at the International Conference of the Fantastic in the Arts from 2009. I can say with no exaggeration that this speech is life changing. Hopkinson addresses a pivotal moment in the speculative community that occurred before I became embedded in it: RaceFail. I don’t want to give away the point here, but for those of us who were not around when it occurred, this speech is a great primer for finding out the gist of the issue and the fallout that occurred afterward and continues to affect speculative communities. The interview at the end is also enlightening and can make Hopkinson a favorite writer before you ever read a word she wrote.

I fell in love with FALLING IN LOVE WITH HOMINIDS last year, so I was thrilled to find that SKIN FOLK was also a short story collection. One of the things I love most about Hopkinson’s writing is that she has a great ability to extend the unique voices of her characters in a way that makes me truly hear them in that voice, not my own. I honestly cannot say this about many writers. Hopkinson includes short blurbs at the beginning of stories, sometimes explaining inspiration or how these stories fit into speculative fiction. In any case, she centers her Caribbean upbringing with no explanation or apology. I’d highly recommend this one and point to “The Glass Bottle Trick” and “Greedy Choke Puppy” as two of my favorites in this collection

For more info about CENTRAL STATION, visit the Tachyon page.

Cover by Sarah Anne Langton

For more info about IN THE COMPANY OF THIEVES, visit the Tachyon page.

Cover by Thomas Canty

For more info about THE HOTEL UNDER THE SAND, visit the Tachyon page.

Cover by Ann Monn

For more information on THE VERY BEST OF TAD WILLIAMS, visit the Tachyon page.

Cover by Kerem Beyit.

Design by Elizabeth Story

September 29, 2016

Meet the legendary Peter S. Beagle, author of the lyrical SUMMERLONG

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Peter S. Beagle, writer THE LAST UNICORN and SUMMERLONG, will be signing books throughout the California Bay Area.

Thursday, October 6, 7PM at Kepler’s Books in Menlo Park

Ticketed event is a conversation between Beagle and the acclaimed Tad Williams. Visit Kepler’s Books for ticket information.

Tuesday, October 11, 7PM at Bookshop West Portal in San Francisco

Photo by Paul Todisco

Thursday, October 13, 7PM at Mrs. Dalloway’s in Berkeley

For more info on SUMMERLONG, visit the Tachyon page.

Cover art by Magdalena Korzeniewska

Design by Elizabeth Story

For more information on THE VERY BEST OF TAD WILLIAMS, visit the Tachyon page.

Cover art by Kerem Beyit

Design by Elizabeth Story

May 10, 2016

Get the marvelous BEST OF TAD WILLIAMS for only $1.99!

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THE VERY BEST OF TAD WILLIAMS is a Kindle Daily Deal for Tuesday, May 10.

For today only, the ebook is available for just $1.99!

[STARRED REVIEW] “This marvelous short fiction retrospective testifies to the breadth of Williams’s creativity. All but one of these 17 otherworldly tales have appeared in magazines or anthologies, but fans will welcome the chance to have them all in one place. Several of the earlier pieces are particularly charming, including “The Old Scale Game,” with its thoroughly modern monsters, and “Every Fuzzy Beast of the Earth, Every Pink Fowl of the Air”, a chortling version of the book of Genesis. Williams effectively portrays poignant human regrets and longings in “Three Duets for Virgin and Nosehorn,” a miniature masterpiece, and explores the paradoxes of religious belief in “The Stranger’s Hands” and “And Ministers of Grace.” “A Stark and Wormy Knight,” a linguistic tour de force, shows without one misplaced word just how clever dragons can be. Williams’s sensitivity to atmosphere and trademark attention to telling detail shine through most of the selections in this varied collection of little gems.”
—Publishers Weekly

“Obviously fans of Tad Williams will enjoy this, but then anyone with a sense of humour, a love of the unknown and anyone that enjoys a good tale should benefit from these stories.”
—Fantasy Book Review

“An essential addition to the bookshelf for fans of Tad Williams and also a great opportunity for new readers to sample the breadth of his storytelling prowess.”
—SF Signal

The Old Scale Game
The Storm Door
The Stranger’s Hands
Child of an AncientCity
The Boy Detective of Oz: An Otherland Story
Three Duets for Virgin and Nosehorn
Diary of a Dragon
Not with a Whimper, Either
Some Thoughts Re: Dark Destroyer
Z is for…
Monsieur Vergalant’s Canard
The Stuff that Dreams are Made Of
Fish Between Friends
Every Fuzzy Beast of the Earth, Every Pink Fowl of the Air
A Stark and Wormy Knight
Black Sunshine
And Ministers of Grace

“Throughout this collection Williams ably demonstrates that he is a jack of all trades — and their master as well.”
—Interzone

For more information on THE VERY BEST OF TAD WILLIAMS, visit the Tachyon page.

Cover by Kerem Beyit

Design by Elizabeth Story

March 15, 2016

Belated happy birthday to the imaginative Tad Williams

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Before finding
success as an acclaimed bestselling author, Tad Williams held
numerous odd jobs, including insurance salesman, radio host, laying
titles, and several years in a rock band called Idiot. Among his
numerous works are the series MEMORY, SORROW & THORN series (THE
DRAGONBONE CHAIR, STONE OF FAREWELL, and TO GREEN ANGEL TOWER),
OTHERLAND (CITY OF GOLDEN SHADOW, RIVER OF BLUE FIRE, MOUNTAIN OF
BLACK GLASS, and SEA OF SILVER LIGHT), SHADOWMARCH (SHADOWMARCH,
SHADOWPLAY, SHADOWRISE, and SHADOWHEART), and BOBBY DOLLAR (THE DIRTY
STREETS OF HEAVEN, HAPPY HOUR IN HELL, and SLEEPING LATE ON JUDGEMENT
DAY) and the classic stand alone novel TAILCHASER’S SONG.

Williams has
authored comics for DC, Image, Wildstorm, and Big Entertainment.
Titles included AQUAMAN: SWORD OF ATLANTIS, THE NEXT, WILDC.A.T.S,
DIVINE RIGHT, and MIRRORWORLD: RAIN. His numerous shorter works have
been collected in RITE: SHORT WORK, A STARK AND WORMY
KNIGHT, and THE VERY BEST OF TAD WILLIAMS.

All
of us at Tachyon wish the fantastical Tad a happy birthday.

For more information on THE VERY BEST OF TAD WILLIAMS, visit the Tachyon page.

Cover by Kerem Beyit.

Design by Elizabeth Story

June 14, 2015

Get the marvelous BEST OF TAD WILLIAMS for $1.99

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THE VERY BEST OF TAD WILLIAMS is a Kindle Daily Deal for Sunday, June 14.

For today only, the ebook is available for just $1.99!

[STARRED REVIEW] “This marvelous short fiction retrospective testifies to the breadth of Williams’s creativity. All but one of these 17 otherworldly tales have appeared in magazines or anthologies, but fans will welcome the chance to have them all in one place. Several of the earlier pieces are particularly charming, including “The Old Scale Game,” with its thoroughly modern monsters, and “Every Fuzzy Beast of the Earth, Every Pink Fowl of the Air”, a chortling version of the book of Genesis. Williams effectively portrays poignant human regrets and longings in “Three Duets for Virgin and Nosehorn,” a miniature masterpiece, and explores the paradoxes of religious belief in “The Stranger’s Hands” and “And Ministers of Grace.” “A Stark and Wormy Knight,” a linguistic tour de force, shows without one misplaced word just how clever dragons can be. Williams’s sensitivity to atmosphere and trademark attention to telling detail shine through most of the selections in this varied collection of little gems.”
—Publishers Weekly

“Obviously fans of Tad Williams will enjoy this, but then anyone with a sense of humour, a love of the unknown and anyone that enjoys a good tale should benefit from these stories.”
—Fantasy Book Review

“An essential addition to the bookshelf for fans of Tad Williams and also a great opportunity for new readers to sample the breadth of his storytelling prowess.”
—SF Signal

The Old Scale Game
The Storm Door
The Stranger’s Hands
Child of an AncientCity
The Boy Detective of Oz: An Otherland Story
Three Duets for Virgin and Nosehorn
Diary of a Dragon
Not with a Whimper, Either
Some Thoughts Re: Dark Destroyer
Z is for…
Monsieur Vergalant’s Canard
The Stuff that Dreams are Made Of
Fish Between Friends
Every Fuzzy Beast of the Earth, Every Pink Fowl of the Air
A Stark and Wormy Knight
Black Sunshine
And Ministers of Grace

“Throughout this collection Williams ably demonstrates that he is a jack of all trades — and their master as well.”
—Interzone

For more information on THE VERY BEST OF TAD WILLIAMS, visit the Tachyon page.

Cover by Kerem Beyit.

Design by Elizabeth Story.

November 12, 2014

THE VERY BEST OF TAD WILLIAMS delivers bite-sized nuggets of pure enjoyment

Alec Checkerfield Uncategorized another universe, elizabeth story, fantasy, horror, jen rothmeyer, Kerem Beyit, review, science fiction, short stories, Tad Williams, the very best of tad williams

Jen Rothmeyer of Another Universe reviews The Very Best of Tad Williams.

These snippets from his complex imagination read like my very own chicken soup for the Tad Williams fan’s soul with bite-sized nuggets of pure enjoyment. I may very well end up with nightmares from “The Storm Door,” but the laughs I got out of the critiques the kid comic book artist received from his creative team in “Some Thoughts Re: Dark Destructor” ensures all is forgiven. Williams has a little bit for everyone in this motley mix of fiction.

Read the rest of Rothmeyer’s review at Another Universe.

For more information on The Very Best of Tad Williams, visit the Tachyon page.

Cover by Kerem Beyit.

Design by Elizabeth Story.

October 21, 2014

“The Old Scale Game” is a great way to kick off THE VERY BEST OF TAD WILLIAMS

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Graeme Flory of Graeme’s SFF reviews “The Old Scale Game,” the lead story from The Very Best of Tad Williams.

‘The Old Scale Game’ takes a simple premise and shows the reader what could happen if a scheme is a little* too* successful and everyone wants in on it. What originally begins as a ‘one man, one dragon’ operation leads to any number of mythical beasts wanting to get involved, resulting in depression and spiralling alcoholism for one of the original conspirators. I found myself in the position where I couldn’t help but feel a little sorry for Guldhogg and Sir Blivet, even though a blatant lack of forethought had led them to this in the first place. Everything works out though (it had to, given the note of gently humour that runs through the piece) and all credit to Williams for taking a thoroughly twentieth century concept and having it sit very comfortably in a tenth century setting (although if the reader is asked to believe in dragons then it’s not a huge leap to believe in a dragon that… that would be telling).

Read the rest of Flory’s comments at Graeme’s SFF.

For more information on The Very Best of Tad Williams, visit the Tachyon page.

Cover by Kerem Beyit.

Design by Elizabeth Story.

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