A new monologue from the Morley Bunker of the Coode Street global conglomerate wherein I discuss:
1. Intro
2. Subterranean Magazine [00.45 secs]
3. Making a living as a freelance anthologist [03:00 mins]
I make particular mention of fine new stories by Maureen F. McHugh, Tom Holt and Gord Sellar at Subterranean Magazine, a publication and publisher well worth your support.
ETA: Download link fixed.
For the morning, a Mother’s Day cast intended for one…
I’m sure there’s a way to link to it – I can’t see it immediately – but you can subscribe to my audioblogs and podcasts through iTunes. Just search for ‘Notes from Coode Street’!
Here is the first full-length Coode Street podcast. Recorded just minutes ago, Gary and I discuss what it means to work and review for Locus, SF’s attraction to the ‘new’ in new weird, new space opera and new sword and sorcery, career pressure on short story writers, as well as books by China Mieville and others. We also mention some books we’re looking forward to.
With a little luck we’ll podcast regularly (every week or two), so we hope you enjoy it. Also if there are any problems with the audio, my apologies. I’m still working this out.
A new short Coode Street monologue where I sit in my office, answer a few questions from Twitter, and explain the origins of Coode Street.