The Newspaper of Record
I'm in the Sunday New York Times. Be sure to reserve your copy at your local Starbuck's.
It isn't a rave review in the front part of the literary supplement, unfortunately, but an investigation on the state of the field following the death of Sir Arthur Clarke. Also quoted are Charlie Stross, Paolo Bacigalupi, and Ian McDonald, so (alas) it isn't all about me.
It isn't a rave review in the front part of the literary supplement, unfortunately, but an investigation on the state of the field following the death of Sir Arthur Clarke. Also quoted are Charlie Stross, Paolo Bacigalupi, and Ian McDonald, so (alas) it isn't all about me.
A twenty-minute, wide-ranging interview got cut down to a single quote, but that's par for the course.
Still, as a writer with a book just coming out, this is not a bad gig.
Labels: Arthur Clarke, interview, New York Times
posted by dubjay at 4:03 PM
3 Comments:
Actually that's quite a nice article and well worth reading.
Oz
If I didn't already want to read Implied States (which, of course, I do), the article would have aroused my curiosity about it.
I read that. So cool!
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