Tag Archives: Military SF

Newsletter #136

DrakeNews #136 October 2023 I just turned 78 (September 24). I used to have a big pig-picking at our house in the country, but Covid made a large gathering a bad idea. So, for several years I took family and … Continue reading

Posted in Newsletters | Tagged , | Comments Off on Newsletter #136

Newsletter #130

Dear People, We have a pond and also have redone the gravel drive after construction equipment drove over it. This has been a long run but we seem to have gotten somewhere. I joked with my trainer that as soon … Continue reading

Posted in Newsletters | Tagged , , | Comments Off on Newsletter #130

Newsletter #63

NEWSLETTER 63: July 4, 2011 Dear People, I have written a(nother) novel! The Road of Danger, the latest RCN (Leary/Mundy) space opera went off to Baen Books at 124,889 words. For the moment it feels good, but I’ll shortly start … Continue reading

Posted in Newsletters | Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , | Comments Off on Newsletter #63

What genre do you feel is your best to write in?

Which genre do you feel is your best to write in? Best is tricky. I don’t know really. I can do some things in the military that others who’ve had different lives can’t, but I personally think some of the … Continue reading

Posted in FAQ | Tagged , | Comments Off on What genre do you feel is your best to write in?

Newsletter #56

Dear People, I’m in the middle of the third chapter of MONSTERS OF THE SEAS, the second (of four) novels in my new fantasy series for Tor. It’s moving along at the usual comfortable rate… which as usual isn’t nearly … Continue reading

Posted in Newsletters | Tagged , , , , , , , | Comments Off on Newsletter #56

Video Interviews

Video Interviews: Moses Siregar III posted a YouTube video in four chunks of the panel “The Continued Viability of Epic Fantasy” recorded at the World Fantasy Convention in Columbus OH October 30, 2010. Dave is on the panel with John … Continue reading

Posted in Interviews | Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , | Comments Off on Video Interviews

Newsletter #45

Dear People, The major news item is that while I haven’t yet finished IN THE STORMY RED SKY, the next RCN (Leary/Mundy) space opera, I’m getting darned close. As I write this I’m in the midst of the climactic battle, … Continue reading

Posted in Newsletters | Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , | Comments Off on Newsletter #45

The Sharp End

THE SHARP END is a book many people tell me is one of their favorites; they’re generally surprised to learn I don’t have a high opinion of it myself. I’ve given various reasons for my ill feelings, all of them … Continue reading

Posted in Hammer's Slammers | Tagged , , , , , | Comments Off on The Sharp End

Grimmer Than Hell

COMING HOME BY THE LONG WAY A few years ago I collected my humorous stories in All the Way to the Gallows.” In my introduction I admitted that I wasn’t best known for writing humor. This is what I’m best … Continue reading

Posted in Essays, More Books | Tagged , , , , , , , | Comments Off on Grimmer Than Hell

Redliners

A 20th anniversary edition of REDLINERS is out from Baen July 2016 with a new introduction. Redliners is possibly the best thing I’ve written. It’s certainly the most important thing, both to me personally and to the audience I particularly … Continue reading

Posted in More Books | Tagged , , , , , | Comments Off on Redliners

Lord of the Isles

LORD OF THE ISLES was my chance to get back to writing fantasy. It now seems an obvious thing to have done, but it sure took me a long time to come to that realization. Andrew Lang’s Color Fairy Books … Continue reading

Posted in Lord of the Isles | Tagged , , , , , , , , | Comments Off on Lord of the Isles

Rolling Hot

ROLLING HOT–the title is from military aviation, meaning the aircraft is moving to the attack with ordnance ready to fire–is based very loosely on Tet of ’68. That’s an event I’m glad to have missed, but a number of the … Continue reading

Posted in Hammer's Slammers | Tagged , , , , , | Comments Off on Rolling Hot

The Military Dimension and MARK II

I’ve written quite a lot of military SF. This collection (and its expanded reissue Mark II) weren’t intended to collect all of it (that would take a very big book, even for the short fiction) but rather to show the … Continue reading

Posted in More Books | Tagged , , | Comments Off on The Military Dimension and MARK II