Forewords

I still have room on the "forewords" column that features author news, events, gossip and such related to gay male spec fic. ❋ Mroctober (2009)

"forewords" would, I imagine, never have been written. ❋ Various (N/A)

Campbell, who wrote the forewords to two of my books, has been lecturing around the country since publication of this groundbreaking book. ❋ Meg Wolff (2011)

Elizabethan drama takes the prologue into the realm of forewords and introductions in literary terms, completely abandoning the pretence of mimesis: “As a direct audience from one actor to the assembled audience, the functions of the prologue were to quieten and appease the audience, introduce the themes and particulars of the play they are about to hear, and beg their indulgence for any imperfections in the writing and/or performance.” ❋ Hal Duncan (2009)

Most pieces will have forewords and/or afterwords of a literary or biographical nature. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Mr. Tomlinson wrote one of the forewords for Mr. Durkin's new book, The IMPACT! ❋ Scott Cacciola (2010)

As well as some excellent short stories (including the three wrenching pieces written the day Zelazny's father died), there are two speeches and a short essay, forewords by Kristine Kathryn Rusch and Walter Jon Williams (who tried, unsuccessfully, to get Zelazny to try the Amber roleplaying game), and Christopher Kovacs continues his fascinating bio-bibliography. ❋ Janetmk (2009)

To my longtime friend Joe Paterno, thank you for taking the time out of your busy schedule to write one of the forewords for this book. ❋ Bobby Bowden (2010)

It contains essays, reviews and forewords to the books of others. ❋ Unknown (2010)

All together, these forewords by so many celebrated contemporary figures suggest this little remembered author has a still strong following, at least among the cognoscenti. ❋ Thomas Gladysz (2010)

There's new material in each book in the form of new forewords (the first one contains an AWESOME foreword by Alan Moore); new intros by Mike; correspondences and miscellany detailing the development of the books and the tenor of the times; plus all-new interior illustrations, of course. ❋ Unknown (2008)

In the forewords and on the back covers, where his fellow authors and academic colleagues praised his work, he felt as if he had indeed made his mark. ❋ Cully Perlman (2010)

Compile Lehman's increasingly desperate forewords in defense of his precious anthology year to year, and you have the record of the poetry establishment's grotesque self-justification. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Sarah Palin is now writing the forewords for "think tank" studies? ❋ Unknown (2010)