Tor.com points us to a short documentary that features Shaun Tan talking about the adaptation of The Lost Thing to animation.
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Tor.com points us to a short documentary that features Shaun Tan talking about the adaptation of The Lost Thing to animation.
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Terra Incognita SF Podcast will feature "the best Australian Speculative Fiction read by the authors who created it." First up is Paul Haines reading his story "The Devil in Mr Pussy." There's also a review by Keith Stevenson of The Daughters of Moab by Kim Westwood.
[ Found via HorrorScope ]
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ABC Radio National's The Book Show interviewed Sean Williams about The Force Unleashed and writing for Star Wars. The audio is available for download.
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Faster Than Light Podcast's latest interview is with Margo Lanagan.
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Recent press for Tender Morsels:
An "imaginary interview" on BookSlut
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Juliet Marillier is interviewed at Writer Unboxed for their Take Five Interview series. Heir to Sevenwaters has been released in the US. We'll have a review of it in this month's aXp.
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The Sydney Writers' Centre Podcast interviews Fiona McIntosh in their most recent episode. The audio is available for streaming or download (in the RSS feed), and there's even a transcript.
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Known particularly for Looking for Alibrandi, Melina Marchetta has a new novel out, and it's fantasy. Melina talks to ABC Radio's Life Matters about Finnikin of the Rock. The audio is available for streaming or download.
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Graeme Base is interviewed on The Conversation Hour. He joins Gary McDonald, who is interviewed earlier in the program, and hosts Ali Moore and Danny Katz. Audio is available for streaming or download. The Graeme Base interview starts 30 minutes in.
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It's nice to see that The Cairns Post has lots of SF novel reviews (on their website at least.) Not many newspapers do. Recent reviews include Graceling by Kristin Cashore, An Ice Cold Cave by Charlaine Harris, and Royal Exile by Fiona McIntosh.
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