Brent Scarcliff y Ashburn

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Archaeologist : Linguist : Mythologist : Austronesianist : Indo-Europeanist : Uto-Aztecanist : Dachshundist : Kelpien : Speculative Fiction SF/F Author : THE LAST INTERGLACIAL (alt-past epic fantasy, 2027) : AUSTRONESIA (alt-future eutopian thriller, 2027)

Welcome to The Earthy Language Cycles, our new speculative fiction series! The Advance Reader Editions (eARCs) of our first two novels - THE LAST INTERGLACIAL (an alt-prehistory epic fantasy) and AUSTRONESIA (a utopian geopolitical thriller) - are ready for you to request: #ARCs #sff #SpecFic 💙📚

Advance Reader Editions: THE LAST INTERGLACIAL and AUSTRONESIA

WELCOME! We hope you’re here to request the Advance Reader Editions/ARCs of The Last Interglacial and Austronesia. If so, here’s everything you need to know: ABOUT US Scarcliff Salvador is a mode...

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The World Science Fiction Convention Anaheim Convention Center Sunday, August 30, 2026, 18:00 What’s In A Name? Creating Names in SFF Most science fiction and fantasy authors say naming people, places, and things is one of their toughest tasks.

The World Science Fiction Convention Anaheim Convention Center Friday, August 28, 2026, 15:00 Being Social: Bookstagram, BookTok, BookTube, Podcasting Have you noticed the flurry of activity on BookTok, BookTube, Bookstagram, etc. and feel like you may be missing out?

The World Science Fiction Convention Anaheim Convention Center Friday, August 28, 2026, 12:00 A Tour of ‘The Industry’ Let's look at the evolution of L.A.’s world-renowned entertainment industry, from Old Hollywood to the Golden Age to Disneyland to Tinseltown to Silicon Beach.

I love when my translators have questions. The splendid Mikael Cabon in France needs to know if a river in Written on the Dark flows into the sea or into another river: his word choice will be different. When translators are careful it is a gift to an author AND a reminder to protect them from AI.

Oh, Canadian and US friends, looks like GODS OF THE WYRDWOOD is cheap at all good ebook retailiers. Why not read about people coming together to stand up to a really unpleasant society? We love to see it.

The cover of Gods of the Wyrdwood. white with a weird tree like face on it.

Took the train early this morning to Seattle for Emerald City Comicon, where I'll be at a couple of panels and signing books at the Del Rey both. Tired and melancholic and anxious. Like I've said before, what a time to be both Canadian and Mexican.