Posts Tagged ‘interview’

Library Additions: Three Paperbacks

Wednesday, September 18th, 2024

Three more very cheap purchases from that storage locker sale:

  • Anderson, Poul. The Last Viking Book 3: The Sign of the Raven. Zebra Books, 1980. First edition paperback original (no other date or printing, as per ISFDB), a Near Fine- copy with one spine crease, one crease along front spine join, small bend to top front corner, and mild edgewear. Bought for 50¢.

  • Hurston, Zora Neale. Their Eyes Were Watching God. Harper Perennial, 2006. Trade paperback reprint, a Very Good copy with writing to heel and general wear. Just a reading copy of a book I’ve long heard good things about. Lots of academic essays at the back I think I’ll feel free to skip. Bought for 50¢.
  • Frances Leonard and Ramona Cearley, editors. Conversations With Texas Writers. University of Texas Press, 2005. First edition trade paperback original (simultaneous with the hardback edition), a Near Fine copy with phantom crease to rear cover and slight wear to tips. Interviews with and essays on Texas writers, including Joe R. Lansdale, Bruce Sterling and Robert E. Howard. Bought for 50¢.
  • Not a bad haul for $1.50…

    MIT Review Does a Good Interview With Gene Wolfe

    Monday, August 11th, 2014

    Jason Pontin at MIT Review has done a nice interview with Gene Wolfe. It even references the Nova Express interview with him.

    (Hat tip: Derek Johnson.)

    Getting drunk with Upstream Color director Shane Carruth

    Wednesday, April 3rd, 2013

    An interesting interview at Grantland which is just that.

    Still not sure I want to see Upstream Color.

    William Shatner on the Mike Douglas Show

    Thursday, February 2nd, 2012

    The first segment has Shatner talking about difficult acting jobs he had to perform on Star Trek. The second features him singing. Guess which one I watched all the way through?

    Shatner! In! The! New! York! Times!

    Saturday, September 4th, 2010

    Because I know you just can’t get enough Shatner in your diet, here’s a long New York Times interview/profile with the man, the myth, the legend himself, Mr.! William! Shatner!

    (And yes, he does the one word thing himself…)