
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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| Category | Technology | ||||

In the final episode of 2011, Simeon and Kghia speak to author Teresa Edgerton. Teresa has written eleven books and nine short stories in the high fantasy and/or steampunk genres. Si and K also take the opportunity to review and discuss the many gues... more
Kathryn Rusch visits with Kghia and Simeon in Episode 6 of this season's Off the Shelf. Kathryn is an award-winning writer of multiple genres. In addition to writing, she has also served as an editor and a publisher, and is the only person in the his... more
In episode 5 of this season of Off the Shelf, Simeon and Kghia had the great pleasure of speaking with Science Fiction Writer Robert J. Sawyer.
Robert has the distinct honor of having won all three of the world's top science-fiction awards for Bes... more
This week Kghia and Simeon have the pleasure of interviewing Barbara Hambly, the award-winning author and screenwriter. Barbara has written within many genres, including science fiction, historical fiction, mystery and fantasy.
You can listen to ... more
In Episode 3 of Off the Shelf, Simeon and Kghia speak with LC Tyler, British writer of comic crime fiction. They discuss his Elsie and Ethelred mystery series, two of which were nominated for Edgar awards.
You can listen to Off the Shelf via any o... more
In the second episode of the season for Off the Shelf, Simeon and Kghia speak with British crime novelist Geraldine Evans. Geraldine, the author of the Rafferty & Llewellyn series, has embraced the publishing opportunity of eBooks and discusses that ... more
Welcome to Season 4 of Off the Shelf! This season brings some changes that we hope you will like as we strive to improve Off the Shelf for your enjoyment.
Simeon and Kghia kick off the season with an interview with Seanan McGuire, the author of the... more
Summer is coming and that means that Off the Shelf will be on hiatus until the Fall after this episode. Simeon and Kghia wrap up the season in grand fashion with a wonderful interview with Jane Nissen.
The books we read as children…and those that ... more
Whether you are on Second Life, wanting to join, or just like podcasts about books and writing, Off the Shelf is an excellent show to listen to. Each guest has a very different take and is interesting to hear. Once you listen, you'll want to join and be a part of Sim & K's Bookstacks group on Second Life. ~Emerian Rich (SL: Emz Mazie)










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