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Monthly Archives: March 2007
Right fantastic (2) – Juliet McKenna interviewed
Where is fantasy going with market expectations of constant pace and action? I’m not necessarily sure the entire market expects constant action. A section of it does, certainly but it always has. Hopefully there will always be room for more … Continue reading
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Right fantastic (1) – James Barclay interviewed
Where is fantasy going with market expectations of constant pace and action? I think the desire for pace and action has always been there among a good proportion of the genre readership. While there are notable exceptions, most authors of … Continue reading
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Right fantastic- the Write Fantastic interviewed
March 17th sees the Write Fantastic crowd coming down to Forbidden Planet Bristol for a signing which includes Stephen Hunt and Diana Wynne Jones. I had some questions on my mind so I posed them to the Write Fantastic mob, … Continue reading
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Ostriches, anvil, graphica and novels
I blogged a link to Jeff Vandermeer’s article on Bookslut about comparing graphic novels and novels. I wholeheartedly agree with Joe Gordon that you must read the while thing before cheering or throwing any toys out of the pram because Jeff comes … Continue reading
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New Zine – Douglas Adams, David Levine and more
Just caught site of this new online zine, Dark Matters, which has short fiction and an interview with Douglas Adams made up from rediscovered tapes.
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Books with pictures – it’ll never catch on
Joe Gordon over the FPI blog has an interesting take on Jeff Vandermeer’s Bookslut article. More when I’ve read the original but it still amazes me that story telling is over looked. Why? The reason why collections such as the … Continue reading
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Supernatural mirrors
Last night’s episode found the brothers looking into twins: one evil and one good. Again the brothers are being mirrored and their characters given some depth as they react differently to the twins. technorati tags:supernatural, tv, television
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Joe Hill
Joe Hill’s Heart-Shaped Box is an extraordinary debut. On the surface its about a ghost and the perils of eBay (trust the author on this – never buy a ghost) but what comes out of this is a fantastic novel … Continue reading
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50 years of madness and fun
The Cat in the Hat is 50 years young this month. The Observer has an interview with Audrey Geisel, Ted Geisel’s widow. Its an intriguing look at the world of keeping an artist’s vision. She also has some news of … Continue reading
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John Jarrold conquering the world?
I’ve known John Jarrold for a few years and he’s one of the interesting people in genre ( as well as being a good person). Its heartening to see that he’s getting some good sales through his agency. He represents … Continue reading
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