Episode 288: Kate Maruyama
It's time for an Italian lunch with Kate Maruyama, where we discuss the way her love for the Golden Age of Hollywood began, the bribes her m...
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I’ve been going to science fiction, fantasy, horror, and comic book conventions since I was 15, and I’ve found that while the con which takes place within the walls of a hotel or convention...
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Episode 287: Arley Sorg
Bite into General Tso's Bok Choy with Arley Sorg as we discuss the difficulty in getting the help you need as a beginning writer when you do...
Episode 286: Somto Ihezue
Savor a molcajete with the award-winning Somto Ihezue as we discuss why fireflies matter, how the social media algorithm led him to writing...
Episode 285: Mark L. Van Name
Binge on brisket with Mark L. Van Name as we discuss his first short story sale to a 1979 Clarion classmate of mine, why it sometimes takes...
Episode 284: Octothorpe's John Coxon and Alison Scott
Chew on peri-peri chicken with Octothorpe's John Coxon and Alison Scott as we discuss the many first-time Eastercon attendees I encountered...
Episode 283: John Jarrold
Join John Jarrold for dinner as we discuss his first Eastercon 53 years ago, his "obsessive" love for J. R. R. Tolkien, the best commercial...
Episode 282: Charles Stross
Savor Singapore Vermicelli with Charles Stross as we discuss the twelve "novel-shaped objects" he wrote before making his first professional...
Episode 281: Paul McAuley
Join Paul McAuley for a Birmingham balti as we discuss his fascination with James Joyce and how it played out (or didn't) in his own writing...
Episode 280: Considering Farah Mendlesohn
Feast on a Full English breakfast with Farah Mendlesohn as we discuss whether their Hugo-nominated Heinlein book changed the conversation ab...
Episode 279: Alan Smale Rising
Tear into tacos with Alan Smale as we discuss the three projects he'd told me in 2019 he was going to write next (and what became of them),...
Episode 278: Steven H Silver
Lunch on lamb with Steven H Silver as we discuss our shared status as record-breaking losers, my morbid suggestion about what he'll need to...
Episode 277: Salinee Goldenberg
Dig into Bangkok street duck with Salinee Goldenberg as we discuss what it was like having to deliver her second published novel on a deadli...
Episode 276: Liz Gorinsky
Savor sweet and sour beets with Liz Gorinsky as we discuss whether either of us would have turned out as you know us without having grown up...
Episode 275: Chris Kalb
Polish off pierogi with Chris Kalb as we discuss the comic book company and superheroes he and his brother created when they were just kids,...
Episode 274: Emily Mitchell
Share green tea leaf salad with Emily Mitchell as we discuss why she felt the need to flip the first and last stories of her recent collecti...
Episode 273: Don Simpson
Chat over calamari with Megaton Man creator Don Simpson as we discuss why he splurged on a special issue of Captain Marvel at the Baltimore...
Episode 272: Andy Duncan Predicts!
Polish off cryptid pizza with Andy Duncan as we discuss how his titles are often born decades before the stories to which they're eventually...
Episode 271: George Gene Gustines
Dish over dumplings with George Gene Gustines as we discuss the reason what he's pulled off would have been impossible a generation ago, why...
Episode 270: Jack C. Harris
Savor shrimp — and Steve Ditko — with comics writer/editor Jack C. Harris as we discuss why he decided to abandon his original plan of becom...
Episode 269: Naomi Kritzer
Sample samsa with Naomi Kritzer as we discuss why a friend stepped up to start submitting stories for her, the question she asked Madeleine...