Monthly Archives: May 2010
Episode 4: Live with Gary K. Wolfe
And we do it again! Our fourth ramble, this time touching on all sorts of things, many of which we’ve touched on before!
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Longest conversation of all-time now online
Last night I raced through my dinner, hugged my young children in lieu of putting them to bed, and retreated to my office for several hours to record what surely must be the longest podcast ever in the history of the world. I’d been invited to be a guest on Galactic Suburbia, and had a … Continue reading
Episode 3: Live with Gary K. Wolfe!
The third episode in our new (but still continuing!) series of conversations is now live. There are still a few audio hitches that I’m trying to iron out, but all in all it’s ok. I did the stereo thing again – it seems to be a default setting – so I’ll work harder on getting … Continue reading
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Good morning, one and all. A new podcast with Gary K Wolfe should be out this morning. We recorded yesterday and I’ll get it uploaded after breakfast, with a little luck. I also was going to post here about the whole idea of no arguing with a book when writing a book review. I intend … Continue reading
More on canons: Graham Sleight on the Street
Graham Sleight and I discuss his work on the short fiction of Joanna Russ, Gollancz Masterworks, and a few last comments on canon-building, in a short conversation on the Street. Although the push to get Joanna Russ’s short fiction back in print is alive, I’m likely to leave canon-building as a topic for a while. … Continue reading
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