Instead, he’s talking about how a fellow science fiction author, Robert Silverberg, inspired him and what made him geek out enough to collect their conversations and interviews over the years into a book called Traveler of Worlds, which is now eligible to be nominated for the Hugo Award for Best Related Work. Our author, Alvaro Zinos-Amaro, isn’t talking about what inspired him to write a fictional work. Alvaro has a book review column at Intergalactic Medicine Show, a film review column at Words, and he edits the roundtable blog for Locus.This week’s Geek Speaks…Fiction! is a little different. Alvaro's more than thirty stories and one hundred reviews, essays, and interviews have appeared in magazines like Clarkesworld, Asimov's, Apex, Lightspeed, Nature, Strange Horizons, Lackington's, and anthologies such as The Year's Best Science Fiction & Fantasy 2016, Cyber World, Humanity 2.0, and This Way to the End Times.
He lives in Florida with his wife Judi and either three or four cats, depending on what day you’re counting and whether Gilbert’s escaped this week.Īlvaro Zinos-Amaro's book of interviews with Robert Silverberg, Traveler of Worlds, was a Hugo and Locus award finalist.
Dick Award and the Seiun (Japan) and have been nominated for eight Nebulas, three Stokers, and two Hugos. Adam’s darker short fiction for grownups is highlighted by his most recent collection, Her Husband’s Hands And Other Stories (Prime Books). The final installment in the series, Gustav Gloom and the Castle of Fear (Grosset and Dunlap), appeared in August 2016. Adam-Troy Castro's twenty-six books to date include four Spider-Man novels, three novels about his profoundly damaged far-future murder investigator Andrea Cort, and six middle-grade novels about the dimension-spanning adventures of young Gustav Gloom.
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