In this 10,000-word interview we cover Spear, writing, Hild, Menewood, why I love reading reviews, why Angela Carter’s metaphors don’t work for me, the Matter of Britain, research, creative process, life, the universe, and everything…
Read moreA wide-ranging pocast of an interview about SPEAR, HILD, genre, rhythm, metaphor, and many other things
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If you’re in or near Lacey WA on Wednesday 13 October, come and hear me in conversation with Kelley Eskridge talking about using fiction to change the world.
Read moreA new interview just went up on The Fantasy Hive, in which I talk like a machine gun to Jonathan Thornton about my entire fiction career.
Read moreHelp make Clarion West’s world-beating SFF writer’s workshop accessible for all!
Read moreVICE News interviews me and other writers/filmmakers about the difference between real and fictional pandemics.
Read moreAmmonite is the inaugural choice of OregonmPublic Broadcasting’s Quarantine Bookclub. Join me on “Think Out Loud” live on Thursday 30th April at noon.
Read moreThanks to COVID-19 and subsequent stay-at-home orders resulting in a mostly locked-down US, a lot of people have been looking for something to read, and many of them have a new-found interest in global pandemics. There’s been a resurgence of interest in Ammonite, my first novel. Now it’s going to be the subject of Oregon Public Broadcasting’s first read along, then call-in bookclub.
Read moreA new interview with me is up at Wordgathering: A Journal of Disability Poetry and Literature. Lots of stuff about So Lucky and disability, of course, but also much about my work in general.
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In which I talk for 15 minutes about how to write characters with physical disabilities.
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In Disability Arts Online I discuss So Lucky and all things #CripLit.
Read moreA new interview with me about So Lucky now up at A&U magazine.
Read more“…the role of women in the so-called Dark Ages could not remotely resemble the bullshit we’ve been fed in which we were merely rape toys and/or brood mares and/or warty old wise women of the wood” A new interivew up at Moss.
Read moreIn a Curve magazine article, I talk about disabled visibility in the queer community.
Read moreI’ve used Storify to collect all the questions asked and answers given for the tweetchat I just did with Rocky Mountain College’s ENG 120 class all about Aud.
Read moreI’m interviewed by Paul Constant for the launch of the Seattle Review of Books. It’s a verbatim transcript of a phone conversation (no editing, at least not by me)…
Read moreTo celebrate the new season of Game of Thrones, the fabulous radio wizards at To the Best of Our Knowledge are running “Getting Medieval (Update)” in which me, GRRM, and others talk about blood, belief, and battle axes.
Read moreI’m doing a live interview Sunday morning for KSER’s Global Griot in Everett. It starts at 9 am. It’s less an interview…
Read moreI’m on the cover of this month’s Locus magazine. I was interviewed by Francesca Myman at the Nebula Awards weekend at the…
Read moreJust gone live: “Getting Medieval” on To the Best of Our Knowledge which includes my interview about Hild. “Another season of HBO’s “Game of Thrones”…
Read moreThe first part of my PBS interview on Well Read just went up on the web. Sadly the usual embed code doesn’t seem…
Read moreTwo interviews about Hild have just gone up. The first was shot on the floor of BEA on Friday, 30 May 2013, by the…
Read moreThere’s a long and meaty conversation between me and my editor, Sean McDonald, up at Farrar, Straus and Giroux’s Work in Progress….
Read moreMy story, “Song of Bullfrogs, Cry of Geese” is featured in this month’s Lightspeed magazine. There’s an Author Spotlight (a short interview, 850…
Read moreTomorrow at 2 pm EST/11 am PST I’ll be doing a Twitter interview with @traciewelser using the hashtag #FeministSF. These things usually…
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Nicola Griffith 