Two interviews and a review
Back from the Orcas Island LitFest to find two new podcast interviews and a wonderful long review, an examination of why SPEAR is an act of resistance, a “heady and healing draught.”
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Spear in New York Times and Beyond the Trope
Spear updates: NYTBR review, Beyond the Trope podcast, promises for the future…
Read moreElliott Bay Books tonight!
I had a fantastic time last night at the So Lucky launch, and will be doing much the same thing tonight at…
Read moreWhat goes into accepting or declining invitations
From: Wendy Forgive my ignorance on such matters, but with all these appearances and interviews, are they required by your publisher? I’m…
Read moreFinal Hild links roundup
For those who are counting, this is links roundup #20. I’ve put all twenty in one place. I’m also assembling humongous roundups…
Read moreHild roundup #12
After a dearth of beasties today we have lots of cats. Enjoy! Previous roundups here. REVIEWS Paris Review What We’re Loving “…dazzling……
Read moreHild roundup #3
Hold onto your hats, this one is going to be long. (If you’re a glutton for punishment feel free to check out…
Read moreHild roundup #2
Stuff is coming in just a bit faster than I’d anticipated, so for this roundup of all things Hild-ish (for more see…
Read moreHild roundup #1
One week to go and then Hild is unleashed on the world. With any luck at this time next week I’ll be…
Read moreThe indefatigable weirdness of ’50s American science fiction
“These novels testify to the extraordinary range, profound intelligence, and indefatigable weirdness of ’50s American science fiction. A must-have for anyone interested…
Read moreThe Literature Prize: snobbery or a good thing?
Announced yesterday by a group of publishers and agents: the Literature Prize, designed to counteract the dumbing down (I’m paraphrasing) of the…
Read moreSex and science fiction, Part Two
Here’s Part Two of my notes for a BBC Radio 4 interview for Cat Women of the Moon, a 2-part documentary about…
Read moreGet yourself an education, for free
Wow, I’ve just read over on Lisa Gold‘s blog that the Paris Review has just made available 57 years-worth of author interviews….
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