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Writing in Sci-fi: Interview with Science Fiction Author Paul J. Joseph Part 1
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On The Scifiology Show Episode 6 we interview the Science Fiction author of The Touring Files, and Through the Fold series Paul J. Joseph. Strap in as we cover various topics as coming up with ideas in science fiction and what makes for good science fiction tv and movies.
Paul J. Joseph is an independent film maker as well as a story teller through writing. One of his recent films has been featured in the 2010 Ava Gardner Independent Film Festival. He has been teaching mass communication courses at a college level for 25 years, and currently works at a small private university in North Carolina.
Paul Joseph's first love has been and always will be science fiction. He looks for ideas that are based on plausible trends in technology, both good and bad. He is particularly interested in space travel and time travel, which can include alternate realities and paradoxes.
Paul's book series, The Touring Files and Through the Fold can be found here https://www.amazon.com/Paul-J-Joseph/e/B00DPRIR4Q?ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_hsch_vu00_tkin_p1_i0
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