Move over Frost/Nixon
My turn to be on the receiving end of some questions this time, in a few interviews.
Over at Close To The Bone, Old Seth offers me some Werther's Originals, and we talk about ambiguous endings, William Gibson's non-sf sf, genre hopping, and lots more.
At The Man Eating Bookworm I talk with Peter Andrew Leonard about why crime, the generosity of other writers, criminal masterminds and their nemeses, James Ellroy's White Jazz as a way to frighten people, and much else besides.
And at Dan Holloway's The Company of Fellows, he asks what comes from a barrel of a gun, we talk about food in fiction and Tony Blair, why to be paranoid about hotel ornaments, and most importantly of all, he asks how long is a piece of rope.
Thanks to them all for the opportunity.
Over at Close To The Bone, Old Seth offers me some Werther's Originals, and we talk about ambiguous endings, William Gibson's non-sf sf, genre hopping, and lots more.
At The Man Eating Bookworm I talk with Peter Andrew Leonard about why crime, the generosity of other writers, criminal masterminds and their nemeses, James Ellroy's White Jazz as a way to frighten people, and much else besides.
And at Dan Holloway's The Company of Fellows, he asks what comes from a barrel of a gun, we talk about food in fiction and Tony Blair, why to be paranoid about hotel ornaments, and most importantly of all, he asks how long is a piece of rope.
Thanks to them all for the opportunity.
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