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Interview in the coming days…
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Just a heads up that I will be doing an interview with Gillian Polack in the coming days, partly to celebrate the release of Gillian’s new book (she is prolific!) and partly because chatting to Gillian is fun (she is interesting!) So watch this space.
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BC jive
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My cousin recently reminded me of this wonderful piece, dating from around 2000 years ago. (Ah, how well I remember those nights in old Ephesus… The feasting… The ladies in piled-up headdresses… The minotaurs… Those were the days.)
Anyway. As the song says:
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Conversation with Roger Kupelian: links
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This post brings to a close my conversation with artist and film director Roger Kuplian. I hope readers of this blog enjoy it as much as I did. Roger, thank you for participating! You may find each section in the links below:
CONVERSATION WITH ROGER KUPELIAN: PART ONE
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Frank Victoria’s new website
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A quick note to say: Frank Victoria, concept designer extraordinaire and cover artist for the Tree books, among many other things, has a new website! This is a treasure trove for anyone who loves fantasy and science fiction, or simply art in general. Highly recommended… Check it ( Read more... ) -
The City of Masks
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Ashley Capes is a poet and author of fantasy novels who very kindly interviewed me over on his blog the other day. I’d like to return the favour by asking him to post about his new book, ‘The City of Masks.’ You can check it out in electronic format now, or in a short while in ( Read more... ) -
In the beauty
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I don’t know if other authors feel as I do, but one of the most marvellous things that have happened to me as a writer is to be privileged to witness artists creating images inspired by my stories. These glimpses of a world that previously only existed in imagination make my ( Read more... )
