Daily Archives: April 17, 2007

Redefining Utopia – Kim Stanley Robinson interviewed

What started you writing? I have always loved to read, and when I was in college I began to write poetry and then short stories, just to see if I could. I felt the urge to try it. I gather … Continue reading

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Cold war? – Ken Macleod interviewed

Many thanks for your time. You’re welcome, and thank you for having me on your blog. You contributed a short story to the GlorifyingTerrorism anthology but you are not really known as a short story writer. What made you contribute? … Continue reading

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The Execution Channel

Ken Macleod’s previous oeuvre won’t prepare you for the Execution Channel. The UK is sitting on the political fence between the superpowers and is drawn into the “war on terror” when it is attacked anonymously. The Travis family becomes intimately … Continue reading

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