Sci-Fi Saturday Night

Our guest tonight is Ryan Wing, coming to us from the cold climes of Maine. He talks about his graphic novel “The October Ghost vs. the League of Horror” and the new KickStarter for it. We also discuss the “state” of Maine and the close knit group of writers and producers in that area. We discuss the history of his work as well as future books.

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It’s not very often you get to talk to “The Man Behind The Curtain” Tonight, we spend the entire show with Curtis Hickman, Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer of The Void, what many, including members of the cast, who have experienced it have described as an amazing technological adventure. If you have watched Star Trek – The Next Generation, you know the Holodeck. If you have read Larry Niven’s Dream Park, you get the concept of a “Virtual Theme Park”. Over the course of the interview we get just a glimpse of  just what The Void is, how it began, where it is currently and what the future holds for it. As an aside, Curtis committed to a “Family” podcast soon with his equally amazing father, Tracy Hickman, who currently is the “Story Director of The Void.

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It’s an epic night with Vivek Tiwary returns to SFSN and brings some and friends to talk about two of his many new projects.

Project one is with SFSN’s friend Sara Richard. It’s an YA illustrated novel called Asha Ascending. Per usual, Vivek does nothing in an ordinary fashion and in this case, the novel is being serialized on the web so readers can become part of the evolving storyline. Check out the first chapters here.

For the second project we’re joined by Dave Roman to talk about Astronaut Academy,which began as a web comic, evolved into a graphic novel and with Vivek’s participation is hoping to become a television project.

(Part three is to be continued to talk about The Harvey Awards, The Fifth Beatle and all the other rabbits Vivek can pull out of his hat.)

Enjoy the conversation. We sure did.

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Our guests tonight are our old friend Chris Proulx from Double Midnight Comics and the guy in charge of Granite State Comic Con. We spend some moments previewing the upcoming even which will include everything from Cosplay to food trucks. This   incredible New England Event takes place on September 17 & 18 in Manchester, NH.

Then we spent some time talking with Matt Herring about the life and times of The Secret Identity Podcast, his writing career and why he does what he does. Matman is an interesting fixture in the geek community.

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Our guest tonight is Daniel White He is the artist and creator on the HB Comics new Comic project, Hardcore and Lethal. He has a Kickstarter for this project, which he is started as a web comic. We spend some time talking about his process and why he chose to resurrect this web comic. Check out his Kickstarter.

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Our guest tonight is Cory Levine, writer and creator of of The Bowery Boys, a very unique and interesting web-comic. We spend the interview talking about the genesis of the comic, his work with artists Ian Bertram and Brent McKee in putting the comic together and the subsequent graphic novel on Dark Horse Comics. This is his first Boston Comic Con.

Here is the link to the web comic of The Bowery Boys.

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So whenever George O’Connor is here, we talk. Tonight, we talked about some of his new projects including Baby, 664 The Comic (or as I call in 664 Season 3) with his collaborators Harley Bean and Lesley Atlansky, Healed, The Movie (to be shown at the Mass Indy Film Festival), Boston Comic Con, and the current state of the Import/Export Trade Imbalance in Paraguay.

As promised during the show, here is the free download of 664 Episode 0.

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In an inverted format, we begin the show with News:

In another episode of “People You Should See at Boston Comic Con”, In this episode, we meet Emmanuelle McGowan. This will be Emmanuelle’s sophomore outing at Boston Comic Con. We got a chance to speak with her about her beginnings, how her art has flourished, her unique style and how she has blossomed out to many more conventions. As always, if you’re coming to to BCC, be sure to spend the time in Artists Alley. There is no limit to the treasures you can find there

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In the first of our series of “People You Should See At Boston Comic Con 2016”, Tabitha Lord, author of the new Science Fiction novel, Horizon, joins us. We get the chance to talk about how and why she became a full time writer, where she is going with it and why it’s important to her. This will be her first Boston Comic Con adventure so if you’re there, take a moment to stop by and say hello.

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The amazing and talented artist Sara Richard joins us again. She talks about some neat projects she is working on in July and her latest adventures including her travels to Easter Island and BronyCon as well as her upcoming appearance at Boston Comic Con.

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