Space Opera Politics: post-conflict politics in the Human Legion Pt. 2
June 23, 2016
The centenary of the Battle of the Somme
July 1, 2016Interview with PP Corcoran
The yellow ribbon I used in some of the promo art is called 'Corner ribbons' from 365PSD.com.
I’m a great admirer of author PP Corcoran, author of the Saiph series and who is now working on another military SF series. We worked together on the Empire at War anthology. He’s just been interviewed here by SFFWorld and it’s worth a read.
The Empire at War includes (amongst other great things) the first Saiph novel and also the first Human Legion novel, so if you haven’t yet dipped your toe in either series, this is a good way to do so.
You can read the start of The Empire at War online straight away by following this link, or check out the Empire website here. You can find out more about Mr. Corcoran at his website: www.ppcorcoran.com
In other news, I’m hard at work finishing off the first Revenge Squad novel and have been discussing the final and sixth Human Legion novel with Ian Whates.
Maybe will change the title of this book, but no power in this universe can stop NJ McCall appearing later this year.
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I enjoyed the interview with P.P. Corcoran, but I must say that for a second I confused him with Phillip Richards!! Two Army veterans from the UK writing science fiction… 😛
Good job one’s Scottish so you can tell them apart in the dark. Actually, Phil is still very busy doing his bit overseas in the Army, which is very important but frustrating for those of us waiting for his next book. He’s a platoon sergeant, so I’m sure you’ll appreciate how busy that makes him at times. There’s an interview just popped up on SFFWorld with Phil. I’ll link to that in a day or so.
Yeah, but which one is which? LOL!!!