Morris Allen from Metaphorosis hosts a monthly Ask the Editor session with editors from many markets on the first Saturday of every month. Here Scot and Jane Noel from DreamForge join Morris and Oliver Brackenbury (New Edge Sword and Sorcery). Watch the Q&A and sign up to participate in future sessions. Open to all writers. Learn more and register for future sessions at Metaphorosis.
Listen to John Goodwin of Writers of the Future inter view Scot. Scot was published in L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future Volume 6 in 1990, which helped launch a very successful career as a writer and in starting his own science fiction and fantasy magazine, DreamForge. This is his story. He also reveals what he is looking for from authors wanting to be published.
Scot views the world with the perspective that the glass is half full and the future will always be better.
"Kutulu in the Desert" first appeared in DreamForge Magazine's Halloween edition Dark Visions on October 17th, 2022. This episode of Read Me A Nightmare features an interview by Angelique Fawns. Jane Noel, the designer who created the art work for this story. Jane talks about fiction as an inspiration for art, and her journey with DreamForge Magazine. We get into the weeds with technology and techniques.
We were so honored to be included as part of the Imaginary Worlds 200th episode where Eric Molinsky revisits some of his favorite and most popular topics. From Eric: When I began this podcast in September 2014, I couldn’t imagine myself someday celebrating 200 episodes of Imaginary Worlds. It feels like a momentous occasion, a moment to reflect and celebrate. So, I put together a super-sized episode where I check in on some creative people that I’ve interviewed over the past 8 years
Chatting With Sherri welcomes back writer, publisher and podcaster; Scot Noel! Scot and Sherri chat about the Kickstarter to help pay their authors more and the new DreamForge Magazine's Channel on YouTube.
There is a joy in speaking with people who create something that works. Creating a magazine is tough enough in this day and age and watching it morph into what has become Dreamforge Anvil has been wonderful indeed. In this episode, we again get to spend time with Jane and Scot Noel, the founders and driving force behind the birth and growth of this wonderful endeavor. Over the past 4 years we have watched as they planted the seed on Kickstarter and seen in grow into a multi-national group. Join us for a fun discussion with a great group of people.
DreamForge author Angelique Fawns has an Audio version of her story "Invasive Species" from DreamForge Anvil # 1, along with an interview with Scot Noel on Read Me A Nightmare Podcast. (Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts and more.)
We talk to Scot about the metamorphosis of Dreamforge and how it is evolving into Anvil and what exactly that means. Then we talk with Angela about Space & Time Magazine and how she came to become involved with it , what it has become for her and the wonderful relationship that has evolved between her and Scot that includes the publication of Worlds Of Light and Darkness.
Chatting With Sherri chats about a new anthology with Scot Noel and Angela Yuriko Smith. Worlds of Light & Darkness, an anthology of Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror – The Best of DreamForge and Space & Time Magazines. These twenty short stories demonstrate the strength of the human spirit to find hope and seek a better tomorrow in even the darkens times.
In 2021, Scot's DreamForge project is being rebranded as DreamForge Anvil, SF & Fantasy Stories and How to Write Them. An online magazine of speculative fiction that is positive and hopeful, while also helping new writers learn their craft.
Scot and Jane Noel join us to talk about the reimagination of Dreamforge Anvil as an online presence, how it will be similar and different from its predecessor, why they were forced to change it and why they believe it is an improvement.
Russ's Rockin' Rollercoaster EP #27 - Real Talk w SciFi, Fantasy and Horror Magazine Editors. Host Russ Colchamiro interviewed SPACE & TIME, DREAMFORGE and ABYSS & APEX magazine editors/publishers ANGELA YURIKO SMITH, SCOT M. NOEL & WENDY S. DELMATER about what kinds of genre stories and writers they're looking to work with, how best to engage with them and what they have planned over the next year
Watch a video preview of Scot Noel's interview with John Goodwin of Writers of the Future.
Scot Noel was published in L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future Volume 6 in 1990 which helped launch a very successful career as a writer and in starting his own science fiction and fantasy magazine, DreamForge.
Cyberpunk was cool. Steampunk was hip. Get ready for Solarpunk. This new emerging genre of art and fiction imagines a future where DIY environmental sustainability dictates the design of everything from skyscraper farms to homemade fashion.
The best thing about a project like Dreamforge is watching it grow and evolve. Join us for a very special conversation. The check out the website and help Dreamforge brow even more in its’ second year.
In this episode, Alan and Diane interview Scot & Jane Noel, editors of Dreamforge Magazine. They discuss giving back to the community, SFF inspirations, and the decisions they made to create their unique magazine.
Once again we get to speak with Scot Noel about how this project has evolved as Issue #3 comes out this month and work begins on Issue 4 in the never-ending cycle of publishing a quarterly magazine.
Scot Noel is one of the winners of Writers of the Future, Vol 6, back in 1990. He created DreamForge Magazine. He contributed stories to Eden Studios Zombie anthologies. He has stories in Algis Budrys’ Tomorrow Magazine, which is a bit of an inspiration for DreamForge.
On this edition of Sci Fi Saturday Night we go old school and talk about a new print magazine. To be fair, Dreamforge is much much more than just a print magazine.