Rick Kleffel

Rick Kleffel:Narrative Species–The Agony Column

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Rick Kleffel:Narrative Species–The Agony Column Interviews, Book Reviews, News and Commentary.

Author

Rick Kleffel

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Arts

Podcast website

www.trashotron.com

Latest episode

May 5, 2026

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Episodes

771: A 2009 Interview With Kamala Harris 16.11.2009

Smart on Crime

770: Donald Sidney-Fryer Reads at World Fantasy Convention, 2009 13.11.2009

Clark Ashton Smith and the California Romantics

769: FBI Agent George Fong at Book Passage Mystery Conference 12.11.2009

"As a law enforcement agent, personally, I've worked on several cases, a number of cases, in which your eyes see things in a different light at the end of an investigation."

768: World Fantasy Convention The Google Books Settlement [Death] Panel 11.11.2009

"I can't claim it –even though I wrote it."

767: Three Books with Alan Cheuse 10.11.2009

Barbara Kingsolver, The Lacuna, Charlie Huston, Sleepless, J. M. Coetzee, Summertime

766: A 2009 Interview with E. L. Doctorow 09.11.2009

"They opted out – which is not that unusual an American phenomenon"

765: 2009 World Fantasy Convention Panel Podcast 06.11.2009

"We Now Bring You This Discussion, Already in Progress"

764: Kim Stanley Robinson Interviewed at SF in SF on October 17, 2009 05.11.2009

"Even knowing how the ending comes out, at least in our temporality..."

763: Eric Simons Interviewed at SF in SF 04.11.2009

"It is chaotic and wild and crazy."

762: SF in SF Panel Discussion Featuring Eric Simons, Kim Stanley Robinson and Terry Bisson on October 17, 2009 03.11.2009

"That seems to me, totally wrong." - Terry Bisson to Eric Simons

761: A 2009 Interview With David Lubar 02.11.2009

"I started out knowing one thing: my main character was somehow going to become a zombie."

760: Kim Stanley Robinson Reads at SF in SF on October 17, 2009 30.10.2009

"The Lucky Strike"

759: Eric Simons Follows in Darwin's Footsteps at SF in SF November 17, 2009 29.10.2009

"She tried to talk me into a nice plane ride.."

758: Jeremy Lassen Covers 'Eclipse 3' and the WFC 28.10.2009

No, Not Who F-ing Cares

757: Thomas Frank's Labor and Paranoia 27.10.2009

"This is something that drives a certain segment of our society absolutely crazy..."

756: A 2009 Interview with E Van Lowe 26.10.2009

"When you're writing for screen or TV, you're really only writing the cinematic."

755: An Interview with Claire Light at SF in SF / Litquake on October 10, 2009" 23.10.2009

"The way that writers of color use science fiction is very different...

754:Marta Acosta Interviewed at SF in SF / Litquake on October 10, 2009 22.10.2009

"I think you can connect more with people when you make them laugh..."

753:Jewell Gomez at SF in SF / Litquake on October 10, 2009 21.10.2009

"So first, I decided, OK, I'll get rid of the Christian mythology ...."

752: Saturday, October 10, 2009 SF in SF / Litquake Panel 20.10.2009

Jewell Gomez, Marta Acosta, and Claire Light Moderated by Terry Bisson

751: A 2009 Interview with Max Brooks 19.10.2009

"Every day is a fight, you've got to get up and you've got to feel optimistic."

750: Marta Acosta Reads at SF in SF vs Litquake 16.10.2009

'Shadow Girl of Birch Grove'

749: Jewell Gomez Reads at SF in SF vs Litquake 15.10.2009

Octavia Butler and 'The Gina Stories'

748: Claire Light Reads at SF in SF vs Litquake 14.10.2009

Carl Brandon and "Pigs in Space"

747: Three Books With Alan Cheuse 13.10.2009

William Styron ' The Suicide Run: Five Tales of the Marine Corps,' Brian Kiteley, 'The River Gods,' and Margaret Atwood, 'The Year of the Flood'

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