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10 Points to Slytherin: Recorded Live at San Diego Comic-Con 2019 Fictitious
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Alix E. Harrow – “The Ten Thousand Doors of January” Author Fictitious
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Katy Rose Pool – “There Will Come A Darkness” Author Fictitious
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K. A. Doore – “The Perfect Assassin” Author Fictitious
Recorded in front of a live audience at San Diego Comic-Con 2019, “10 Points to Slytherin: Why Good Fans Love Evil Characters” features writers Marissa Meyer, Renée Ahdieh, Keto Shimizu, Caitlin Starling, and Shaun Barger.
Hosted & produced by Adron Buske, Fictitious delves into the craft of Science Fiction and Fantasy storytelling through interviews with authors and other professional writers.
These conversations examine the writing process, techniques, and work habits of passionate creators and explore their most recent, and most popular, works.
Fictitious host Adron Buske returned to San Diego Comic-Con International in 2019 to host two panels, interview authors, and generally geek out with the huge SDCC crowd. Check out our photo recap of the event and panels.
Mysterious Galaxy Bookstore presents Care and Nurturing of Someone Else’s Universe, moderated by Adron Buske at San Diego Comic-Con 2019. Featuring F.C. Yee, Matt Forbeck, Brenna Yovanoff, Adam Christopher, Kiersten White and Gary Phillips.
Fictitious returns to San Diego Comic-Con to host our panel “10 Points to Slytherin: Why Good Fans Love Evil Characters” on Friday July 19th. Speakers include Marissa Meyer, Renée Ahdieh, Keto Shimizu, Caitlin Starling, and Shaun Barger.
Fictitious host Adron Buske will be at Planet Comicon 2019 in Kansas City to present three signature speaker panels, and to host several main stage events. Fictitious panels include: Here There Be Dragons; The Real Life Power-Up; and Story Unlimited.
Fleeting and unsubtle, Sylvain Neuvel’s THE TEST is, appropriately, all about choices. What decisions will a person make when their future is on the line? How do those choices change under pressure, when the lives of others depend on them?
Bleak, propulsive, and frighteningly plausible, Robert Jackson Bennett’s VIGILANCE imagines an America which has embraced gun violence as inevitable and marketable. Yet the greatest weapons are the tools of media manipulation…
Hellbent for metal and hard-up for mercy, Grady Hendrix’s WE SOLD OUR SOULS follows an aging, has-been musician as she attempts to win back her dignity, and soul, from the bandmate that sold her out.
With a lush backdrop of South Asian-influenced mythology, Tasha Suri’s EMPIRE OF SAND is a promising fantasy debut. Unfortunately tepid pacing, cyclical plot elements, and lack of any kind of surprise diminish the novel’s impact.
