Episodes
Saturday Apr 30, 2011
Episode 49: Live with Gary K. Wolfe!
Saturday Apr 30, 2011
Saturday Apr 30, 2011
I'm back from Swancon, Gary's grading papers in Chicago, and it's a typical Friday evening/Saturday morning at Coode Street. This weekend we talk (for a long time!!!) about the sad news that Joanna Russ has died, Swancon, and lots and lots about awards (all sorts of awards). As always, we hope you enjoy it!
Saturday Apr 23, 2011
Episode 48: Live with Gary K. Wolfe
Saturday Apr 23, 2011
Saturday Apr 23, 2011
With Swancon upon us, Gary and I pre-recorded (!) a chat about epic fantasy and such. Enjoy!
Sunday Apr 17, 2011
Episode 47: Live with Gary K. Wolfe
Sunday Apr 17, 2011
Sunday Apr 17, 2011
Fighting the flu, and with Swancon just around the corner, I got Gary on the line to discuss small presses, Geoff Ryman and The Child Garden, new Joan Aiken, Nnedi Okorafor's Akata Witch, and some other things. Rambling conversation ensued...
Saturday Apr 09, 2011
Episode 46: Live with Gary K. Wolfe, Farah Mendlesohn, and Tansy Rayner Roberts
Saturday Apr 09, 2011
Saturday Apr 09, 2011
In last week's episode Gary and I discussed the work of the late Diana Wynne Jones. Our discussion raised comments from several people that we'd not done justice to Jones, and so we invited Farah Mendlesohn (author of Diana Wynne Jones: Children's Literature and the Fantastic Tradition) and author and critic Tansy Rayner Roberts to join us to discuss Jones' work, legacy and place in the science fiction and fantasy field. We'd like to thank both of them for joining us in the pod.
Sunday Apr 03, 2011
Episode 45: Live with Gary K. Wolfe
Sunday Apr 03, 2011
Sunday Apr 03, 2011
Well, the world turned upside down. For scheduling reasons we recorded at a new time, so it was morning in Chicago and late in the evening in Perth. We barely knew what to do, but we did discuss Diana Wynne Jones, Shaun Tan, cover art, framing questions, and other stuff. We'll return to normal next week, but hope this works (Apologies for a brief glitch at the 9min mark or so).