Rick Kleffel:Narrative Species–The Agony Column

896: Deborah Grabien Interviewed at SF in SF on June 12, 2010 23.06.2010 ↓

"I don't need the validation."

895: A 2010 Interview with Carlos Ruiz Zafon 22.06.2010 ↓

Zocalo Public Square

894: A 2010 Interview with Linda Greenlaw 21.06.2010 ↓

"Well, I call him up and tell him I'm going to the Grand Banks and he pretty much signs himself right up."

893: Deborah Grabien Reads at SF in SF on June 12, 2010 16.06.2010 ↓

'Dark's Tale' and 'London Calling'

892: Three Books With Alan Cheuse 15.06.2010 ↓

'Lucy' by Laurence Gonzalez, 'Spies of the Balkans' by Alan Furst, 'A Visit From the Goon Squad' by Jennifer Egan

891: A 2010 Interview With Juliet Schor 14.06.2010 ↓

"...We need to move to much more open, collaborative, sharing knowledge systems."

890: A 2009 Interview with Michael Swanwick 10.06.2010 ↓

"I feel like something very large is laughing at me."

889: A 2010 Interview with Paul Provenza and Dan Dion 09.06.2010 ↓

"I was raised to respect the printed word so much, when I was in school, I couldn’t highlight books..."

888: A 2010 Interview With China Mieville 08.06.2010 ↓

"...I do like trying to change the voice book from book."

887: A 2010 Interview With Cory Doctorow 07.06.2010 ↓

"That's straight outta Heinlein"

886: Three Books With Alan Cheuse 04.06.2010 ↓

The Millennium Trilogy by Stieg Larsson, The Nearest Exit by Olen Steinhauer, The Passage by Justin Cronin

885: The Agony Column Live 03.06.2010 ↓

A Panel Discussion with Guy Gavriel Kay and Zachary Mason, March 8, 2010

884: A 2010 Interview with Karl Marlantes 02.06.2010 ↓

"..these are common human foibles and failings, it's just that they get magnified in a combat, war situation..."

883: A 2010 Interview with David Grann 17.05.2010 ↓

"It turned out that for years, stuff was just based on wives' tales."

882: Guy Gavriel Kay Reads for The Agony Column Live on May 8, 2010 13.05.2010 ↓

"The longest and the shortest pieces."

881:Zachary Mason Reads for The Agony Column Live on May 8, 2010 12.05.2010 ↓

: "The longest and the shortest pieces."

880: Terry Bisson, Gail Carriger and Blake Charlton at the SF in SF Panel, April 17, 2010 11.05.2010 ↓

"...the machines of the Victorian age were built to last a very long time–" "Like the Titanic?"

879: A 2010 Interview with Dave Isay 10.05.2010 ↓

"We have an editorial team at StoryCorps who printed out probably four thousand transcripts."

878: A 2010 Interview with David Gordon 30.04.2010 ↓

Leading the Carmel Bach Festival

877: Gail Carriger Interviewed at SF in SF on April 17, 2010 30.04.2010 ↓

"It just makes no sense that one little island with terribly bad cuisine would take over the world."

876: Blake Charlton Interviewed at SF in SF on April 17, 2010 27.04.2010 ↓

"Books that flirt with epic and hop into bed with endless just upset me so much."

875: A 2010 Interview with Yann Martel 26.04.2010 ↓

"So I choose to believe that this whole existence makes sense."

874: Thomas Frank Joins The Regulators 22.04.2010 ↓

Not Quite Richard Bachman

873: Gail Carriger Reads at SF in SF on Saturday, April 17, 2010 21.04.2010 ↓

Spellwright

872: Blake Charlton Reads at SF in SF on Saturday, April 17, 2010 20.04.2010 ↓

Spellwright