Rick Kleffel
Rick Kleffel:Narrative Species–The Agony Column
Rick Kleffel:Narrative Species–The Agony Column Interviews, Book Reviews, News and Commentary.
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Episodes
946: A 2010 Interview With John Brandon 20.09.2010
"There's just tons of great writing about New York, but if I step out of a cab in Manhattan, the energy is so strong and finished, and I just feel like, there's nothing for me to do."
945: Mary Robinette Kowal Interviewed at SF in SF on August 21, 2010 17.09.2010
"Trying to figure out how you can get around the restrictions is what makes fantasy and the Regency for me very interesting."
944: Cecelia Holland Interviewed at SF in SF on August 21, 2010 16.09.2010
"...a free woman like that in a society which was really very cramped and really very limited would just be like a phoenix..."
943: Panel Discussion for SF in SF on August 21, 2010: Mary Robinette Kowal, Cecelia Holland and Terry Bisson 15.09.2010
"Cecelia has built a whole career out of historicals; your first is sort of a historical; is that the direction you're going in, or just something you did?" - Terry Bisson
942: Cecelia Holland Reads at SF in SF on August 21, 2010 14.09.2010
"Keep going with me and everything will be fine."
941: A 2010 Interview with William Gibson 13.09.2010
"I might be one of the first generation of science fiction writers to come to the writing of it with a head full of academic critical theories..."
940: Mary Robinette Kowal Reads and Gives a Puppet Show at SF in SF on August 21, 2010 08.09.2010
"Jane Austen was kind of British."
939: Two Books With Alan Cheuse 07.09.2010
'Freedom' by Jonathan Franzen and 'The Fall' by Guillermo Del Toro and Chuck Hogan
938: A 2010 Interview with Guy Gavriel Kay 06.09.2010
"I'm telling myself you bloody well better figure out where this is going because you have to start heading there sometime around now."
937: Bruckner Chase at Blue Ocean Film Festival 03.09.2010
"...a breath to your right and look at the moonset over the Pacific, and a breath to your left and see the sun rise over the mountains..."
936: BLUE Ocean Film Festival Interview with Ed Lyman and Lou Douros 02.09.2010
"In the Wake of Giants"
935: A 2010 Interview with Dan Basta at the Blue Ocean Film Festival 01.09.2010
"Experiential learning is the way we learn best."
934: A 2010 Interview with Jean-Michel Cousteau 31.08.2010
"We need to change. And we can."
932: A 2010 Interview With David Doubilet and Jennifer Hayes 30.08.2010
"Everything people have always feared about photography comes true underwater."
933: A 2010 Interview With David Doubilet 30.08.2010
"Everything people have always feared about photography comes true underwater."
930: A Live Interview with Vendela Vida At Bookshop Santa Cruz 25.08.2010
"...there was an owl that came into this place we were renting one day..."
931: A Live Reading with Vendela Vida At Bookshop Santa Cruz 25.08.2010
"Yvonne seemed to be emerging above the surrounding mountains."
929: Paul McHugh on the Short Memoir 24.08.2010
Writing Your Own Story
928: A 2010 Interview with Mary Roach 23.08.2010
"There was a second hoax about a shuttle mission..."
927: On the Phone with Vendela Vida 21.08.2010
"You do all this background information, most of which never makes it into the book."
925: Gary Shteyngart Live Interview at Bookshop Santa Cruz 19.08.2010
"...please like me, this will make up for Hebrew school if all of you like me.."
926: Gary Shteyngart Live Reading at Bookshop Santa Cruz 19.08.2010
"...please like me, this will make up for Hebrew school if all of you like me.."
924: David Corbett and Barry Eisler for The Agony Column Live at Capitola Book Cafe, August 7, 2010 Q and A 18.08.2010
"This is NewSpeak."
923: A 2010 Interview with Howard Norman 16.08.2010
"I'd wanted to write from the beginning an epistolary novel; this is just an epistolary novel that's consisting of one letter."
922: Barry Eisler and David Corbett Live at Capitola Book Café on August 7, 2010 14.08.2010
"If anyone thinks it's absurd that the government might assassinate the founder of WikiLeaks, it's quite a bit less absurd than I wish it were..." -- Barry Eisler
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