Episode #7 of "ShunnCast" is now available, in which Bill appears on WBAI's "Hour of the Wolf" to chat with Jim Freund and read a new short story entitled "The Ice Queen." (Originally aired December 4, 2004.) http://www.shunn.net/podcast?
By the way, as an antidote to all the recent media attention for The Chronic(what?!)cles of Narnia, Salon's Laura Miller has written a profile of Philip Pullman for the current issue of The New Yorker.
Confessed hobbit-lover Anthony Lane gets in some good digs at the expense of The Passion of the Lion in this week's New Yorker: And so to the conceit that, for decades, has stirred both the souls of the faithful and the loins of professional Freudians: first Lucy, then
Before it opens, I wanted to mention that █████ and I saw a preview screening of The Passion of the Lion last week. No, wait, I meant Narnia Wars Episode II: A New Hope. No, that's wrong too.... However you slice it, the movie version of the first (or
I am greatly relieved, as I prepare to plow into both A Storm of Swords and A Feast of Crows, to have discovered a site that provides detailed synopses of all the books in the series. I read (and loved) the first two books when they came out, and I&
Did anyone else see the Time magazine article a couple of weeks ago in which George R. R. Martin was declared the "American Tolkien"? A startling and delightful thing to read in a magazine like that. UPDATE: The article at Time.com is premium content, but I found
Japan’s grand master of animation reimagines a modern English fantasy classic.
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