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

Category

Arts

Podcast website

www.trashotron.com

Latest episode

May 5, 2026

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Episodes

045: A 2005 Conversation With Mitch Cullin and Laurie R. King 03.01.2006

Sherlock Holmes in fact and fiction

046: A 2005 Conversation With Andrew Vachss 03.01.2006

His journey from US Public health Testing to Child-Defending attorney and writer

047: A 2005 Conversation With James Frey 03.01.2006

My Friend Leonard, life as a bagman and in the world of Hollowood.

048: A 2005 Conversation With Elizabeth Kostova 03.01.2006

The Historian, history and armchair travel.

049: A 2005 Conversation With Chris Cleave, Part One 03.01.2006

Eavesdropping on the bus, Incendiary

050: A 2005 Conversation With Chris Cleave, Part Two 03.01.2006

London bombings, terrorism

051: A 2005 Conversation With Jeffrey Ford 03.01.2006

Why SF and WorldCon MATTER, The Portrait of Mrs. Charbuque, The Girl in the Glass

052: A 2005 Conversation With Aimee Bender 03.01.2006

Surrealism, fairy tales, minimalism

053: A 2005 Conversation With Myla Goldberg 03.01.2006

1918 Flu epidemic, the afterlife, history, memory, aging, Karl Capek

054: A 2005 Conversation With Mary Roach 03.01.2006

Spook, science and the afterlife, the state of science writing

055: A 2005 Conversation With Richard Morgan 03.01.2006

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