Ru talks about ‘October Song’, set in a post-post Independent Scotland, This novel features an awful lot of journeying around the Sottish West Coast.
Ru also reads an extract from his newly published ‘Surfers’ – a near end of the Universe romp set in the folk scene of 1990s Edinburgh, and he and Noel finish with a chat about humour in science fiction.
Ru Pringle has written for a living since his late teens, with features in various magazines and newspapers.
His early short fiction was published in Interzone. After several years as a touring musician, his first books were published in 2018: ‘A Time of Ashes and Hunting Gods’, parts 1 & 2 of the fantasy / SF epic Fate and the Wheel.
He has just published his 2-part space opera ‘The Seed’ and humorous SF novel ‘Surfers’, as well as working on screenplays including a TV adaptation of October Song. He lives in the SW Highlands of Scotland.
Ru on the Web (including links to his books)
http://rupringle.com/fiction
https://www.facebook.com/AuthorRuPringle
https://twitter.com/RuPringle