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- 00:00:07: ISBW #131
- 00:00:38: GoTo Meeting Message
- 00:01:12: State of the Mur roundup (vacation, DragonCon, writing)
- 00:02:43: Plan for the fall: War, “project underground”, and NaNoWriMo
- 00:03:58: Announcement! Upcoming interview with David Niall Wilson
- 00:06:32: Promo: The Dreamer’s Thread
- 00:07:47: WorldCon interview with Hugo nominee Jay Lake
- 00:26:52: Promo: Lost Gods
- 00:28:10: WorldCon interview with Campbell award nominee Felix Gilman
- 00:39:07: Gilman references The Warriors, a 1979 cult action/thriller based on the 1965 novel of the same name by Sol Yurick. The book and movie are modern retellings of Xenophon’s Anabasis.
- 00:48:03: Promo: Jennifer Hudock’s Goblin Market
- 00:49:08: WorldCon impromptu Round Table chat with James Patrick Kelly and John Kessel
- 00:53:26: Pat Cadigan joins the round table
- 01:05:12: Recommended reading: Tom Reamy’s San Diego Lightfoot Sue and Other Stories (1979) and Blind Voices (1978)
Show notes provided by Carrie Kei Heim Binas.
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The movie that Felix was trying to think of was Warriors. A great movie.
My only regret with this interview is that Jim Kelly had to skip out early. Otherwise, it was a very interesting interview. Thanks for taking the time out of your busy day to give quality content to people you don’t even know.
Jay Lakes advice for new writers/authors was phenomenal. I’m still learning, and “write more” seems to happen less and less.