"Blood, Oak, Iron" by Janny Wurts can be heard on the Far Fetched Fables podcast.

Janny participated in an "Ask Me Anything" interview at /r/worldbuilding on Reddit.

Janny participated in an "Ask Me Anything" interview at /r/fantasy on Reddit.

Janny was interviewed by Susan Klaus and Joe Dobzynski for the Authors Connection radio show in April 2012.

"The Vaunting" by Janny Wurts is included in Intelligent Design, an anthology of short stories published by DAWBooks and edited by Martin H. Greenberg and Denise Little.

Edward Schatz conducted a ten-part video interview with Janny in November 2009, available on YouTube.

(photo by Edward Schatz)

1. Breaking out of boxes
2. Knowing where home is
3. Working in synergy and drawing inspiration
4. Obstacles as a female artist
5. Open focus and where Janny went in the world
6. Changing the education system
7. Cover art
8. Literary shifts and the brain's malleability
9. Why Janny loves fantasy literature
10. Synergistic living

Janny was interviewed by Jean Marie Ward and Teri Smith (at Dragoncon 2002) for the Crescent Blues e'Magazine. This interview covered writing, artwork, music, and the Wars of Light and Shadow.

Janny Wurts and Don Maitz have artwork included in The Fantasy Art Bible and The Future of Fantasy Art.

Janny was interviewed for Travis Heermann's blog, Ronin Writer, in March 2009.

"Cat Call 911" by Janny Wurts is included in Catopolis, an anthology of short stories published by DAWBooks and edited by Martin H. Greenberg and Janet Pack.