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 Topics discussed with novelist Paul Malmont today: The Chinatown Death Cloud Peril and Doc Savage and The Shadow and Rocketship Comics and pulp fiction landmarks and Walter B. Gibson and the Shadow and the crazy connection between pulp fiction and the blogosphere... |
Jason,
Very interesting topic and a great format. I loved it. I am inspired to get some video interviews.
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A heatwave and slow summer schedules have delayed the arrival of the next week's featured interview. While we wait, here's another so here's another gold nugget mined from my Five Easy Questions series. Listen to Claire Zulkey, a prolific... [Read More]
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As we anxiously await our next featured interview, here's another chestnut plucked from the flames of my Five Easy Questions series.Charlie Huston stopped by a few months ago, chatting about comic books and vampire novels. Right now, he's taking... [Read More]
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I've been enjoying these. They've been fun.
Posted by: Jecklin | July 14, 2006 5:58 PM | Permalink to Comment