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April 22, 2010

Reader Comments

Some very kind reviews and comments from various readers. To see more information on these and upcoming works, go to my Stories section.

''IT!'' (365Tomorrows.com)
All comments from the 365Tomorrow.com reader forum:

"Great, loved it. Very funny and wonderful...indeed!" -- Paul Starkey

"I really enjoyed this one...really caught me off guard and made me smile. Great work!...
That is how the smoke & mirrors of our trade should be used, and it was done so well!"
-- Matthew Forish

"Great story, this really started my day off right." -- Steven Odhner

"I loved it. It gave a new look to 'Alien'." -- 1stSarge

"Loved it!" -- Tmazanec1

"Demon" (Star Trek Strange New Worlds 8)

"I've been reading the STSNW anthologies since volume 1 and the stories just keep getting better....One of the most exciting is 'Demon' by Kevin Hosey. I won't go into detail because it would give away some surprising twists. Just pick it up and read it...You won't be disappointed." -- Anonymous (barnesandnoble.com)

"Demon" -- One of the great "what-ifs" in Star Trek - what would really happen if Kirk was faced with a no-win scenario (this takes place right before the end of the original 5 year mission), with one great big twist at the end. A good story..." -- D. Fisher (amazon.com)

"The premise (of Demon by Kevin Hosey) is...interesting and intelligent." -- Egghead

"Once again the editors at Pocket Books have brought us an all-new series of tales that add to the expanded tapestry of the STAR TREK universe, and there's not a bad tale in the whole bunch. A job well done to all participants!" -- BWilliams (TrekWeb.com)

"Seven & Seven" (Star Trek Strange New Worlds VI)

"What happens when the two most famous Sevens in Star Trek history meet in this action-filled story? All I can say is this: it won't add up to 14." -- BWilliams (TrekWeb.com)

"This is probably the best of the series, in terms of the quality of the stories and the number that I read often...'Seven and Seven' deserves specific mention for a great concept..." -- R. Spottiswood "ras1310"

"I especially loved the Voyager story 'Seven and Seven' by Kevin Hosey. It was a lot of fun to see two of my favorite characters -- Seven of Nine and Gary Seven (from the original series) -- interacting."
-- JK (barnesandnoble.com)

"Kevin Hosey's 'Seven and Seven' takes place in the Voyager universe...Hosey manages to capture not only the setting but also the characters as well to produce an interesting story." -- Steven Sawicki (sfreader.com)

"This is the sixth year of the competition, and the stories the editors have culled...are nothing short of extraordinary. -- R.J. Carter

Featured

The SWFA lists me as a "Featured Author" on their site
The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America recently listed me as a "Featured Author" on their website. To see a copy of the page, click the photo at right.

BTW, it's a great organization. If you're interested in joining, visut them at sfwa.org.

Interviews

Star Trek Voyages of Imagination (November 2006)
Pocket Books just published Star Trek Voyages of Imagination: The Star Trek Fiction Companion. Covering more than 500 novels, novellas and short stories, this incredible 800-page reference guide is filled with plot summaries and book covers for every Star Trek book ever published over the past forty years. It is indexed by title and author, features a comprehensive timeline, and is a must-have for every fan.

It also features interviews with hundreds of Star Trek editors and authors, including yours truly. I discuss my short stories published in the Strange New World anthologies (see above) on pages 553 and 577 of the guide. Needless to say, I am truly honored to be included with such an incredible group of talented and legendary writers.

Pick up a copy today on Amazon.

Star Trek Communicator Magazine #144 (June/July 2003)
This issue included a bio and interview with all of the authors featured in Star Trek Strange New Worlds VI, including me. Unfortunately, the magazine stopped publishing just before Strange New Worlds 8 hit the stands, otherwise I would have been featured in the June/July 2006 issue, as well.