Episode #8 of "ShunnCast" is now available, in which Bill appears on WBAI's "Hour of the Wolf" to chat with Jim Freund and read a short story entitled "Objective Impermeability in a Closed System." (Originally aired September 24, 2005.) http://www.shunn.
I am, by the way, writing a novel. I have 82 pages plus an outline but that needs to swell to at least 200 by March 15, when that much is due to the invitational novel workshop I'll be attending in May. Which of course is why I&
Episode #6 of "ShunnCast" is now available, in which Bill, appearing on WBAI's "Hour of the Wolf," discusses with host Jim Freund the strange Mormon predilection for radio drama and takes phone calls from listeners. (Originally aired August 9, 2003.) http://www.shunn.net/
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.
Episode #4 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 "Strong Medicine." (Originally aired August 9, 2003.) http://www.shunn.net/podcast?id=
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
Hal Duncan, author of the (forthcoming, if you're in the States, and) highly praised novel Vellum and all around Righteous Dude, holds forth quite cogently on the distinctions (or lack thereof) between SF and fantasy. He calls them less feuding Campbells and Macdonalds than giant extended families that
Episode #3 of "ShunnCast" is now available, in which Bill appears on WBAI's "Hour of the Wolf" in 2003 to chat with host Jim Freund about the stories he's published since his last visit to the show. http://www.shunn.net/podcast?
Episode #2 of "ShunnCast" is now available, in which Bill appears on WBAI's "Hour of the Wolf" in 2002 to chat with host Jim Freund and read a new short story entitled "The Day Pietro Coppino Spoke to the Mountain." http://www.
I received my page proofs for "Inclination," my Asimov's story, in the mail last night. Damn, ❦asphalteden, but you run a tight ship! I appreciate having precise instructions on how to mark the copy. Rereading parts of the story on the train this morning, there were
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