Ask the Authors (Fandemonium)

[lightsyder]

So, what's Fandemonium's release schedule for 2009?

[JMSwallow]

So, what's Fandemonium's release schedule for 2009?

It's packed, that's what it is. With stuff.

[lightsyder]

It's packed, that's what it is. With stuff.

Awesome! I love stuff! So, does the stuff have names and release dates?

[TerriO]

Just a question to all (writers and readers) - what are your thoughts about an SG-1/SGA crossover novel? Could a good story be interwoven between the two series? Would anyone want to write one? Would anyone want to read it? And should it invlove 'classic Sg-1' or the S9-S10 Sg-1?

*whistles innocently*

[Luiki]

Re Hydra - the book is now available from Fandemonium's website, and since it's with the distributor now, it should be available from most retailers within a week or so.
Holly

I have just finished Hydra and thought it was a great read, one of my favourites in the SG-1 series of novels. Great team fic.

Luiki

[GermanAstra]

I want to second that! I'm wondering nobody has written about "Hydra" yet. I got it from Amazon exactly on 24th December, one of my best gifts! And once I started reading I had finished it in two days. This is certainly a page turner.

And great insight into the minds of the robots as well, feeling like slaves. The whole idea to this book is just very different and wonderful, and only after reading I understood what the title actually means.

And robo-whumping, well that is certainly a new one!

[Gate Geek]

*whistles innocently*

well, that's cryptic.

Re Hydra - the book is now available from Fandemonium's website, and since it's with the distributor now, it should be available from most retailers within a week or so.
Holly

I have just finished Hydra and thought it was a great read, one of my favourites in the SG-1 series of novels. Great team fic.

Luiki

I still have to pick up this book! I think I'll just have to cancel RL so I can indulge!

[TerriO]

well, that's cryptic. ]

That's me.

Cryptic as a...cryptic thing.

[Gate Geek]

That's me.

Cryptic as a...cryptic thing.

*giggle snort* Now that's giving me all kinds of weird images.....

[TerriO]

*giggle snort* Now that's giving me all kinds of weird images.....

My job here is done, then.

[yunadax]

Well, that was the book I proposed.

Okay, I'm a little shell-shocked. I honestly didn't expect this to show up here so fast. Then again, I should know the speed of the Internet.

*waves* Hi, guys.

:: waves :: Hi!

I can't wait for this book to be released, finally something that focuses on Elizabeth! YAY!

[sinfuldraconis]

Does anyone have any updated release dates for the following books:

SGA: Nightfall by James Swallow
SGA: Angelus by Peter J. Evans
SG1: Shadows by Steven Savile

Thanks!!

[Jaymach]

Another random book that's appeared on Amazon US but not Amazon UK is Stargate Atlantis: Dead End. No information on what it's about as of yet, but it's written by an author who seems to do a few Warhammer books, Chris Wraight. Perhaps we'll see him about here soon.

Also Stargate Atlantis: The Internal Darkness written by Kevin Hosey who does Star Trek novels...not too sure how I feel about that. But we'll see if he can make the transition into Stargate.

[gatechick]

Hmm... seems like a lot of authors are focusing on SGA stories although I know there are some Sg-1 stories upcoming. Any others SG-1 books other than the Iblis trilogy and Consequences upcoming?

[Jaymach]

Hmm... seems like a lot of authors are focusing on SGA stories although I know there are some Sg-1 stories upcoming. Any others SG-1 books other than the Iblis trilogy and Consequences upcoming?

The only other one I've been able to find has been Stargate SG-1: Valhalla written by Tim Waggoner and focusing on Nordic mythology though, strangely, seemingly not the Asgard.