Happy Wednesday, friends! We’re back with a new author interview! I’m in conversation with the marvelous Nicole Jarvis, whose debut novel The Lights of Prague is out now from Titan Books. It’s about a very good boy named Domek, whose job it is to light the gaslamps of Prague but also fight the monsters of Prague — including vampires. When he kills a vampire that’s carrying a will o’ the wisp, he finds himself entangled in a vast conspiracy, which, if it goes forward, will allow the vampires to walk in daylight. You can listen to the podcast in the…
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Episode 144 – Interview with CL Clark, Author of The Unbroken
The author interviews continue! This week, I’m talking to CL Clark, author of the new fantasy novel The Unbroken, which follows a soldier called Touraine and a princess called Luca and their complicated relationships with empire and with each other. We chatted about Arabic dialects, how the book changed in the editing process, and whether it’s possible to hold power ethically. You can listen to the podcast in the embedded player below, or download it directly to take with you on the go! Episode 144 Things We Discussed The Battle of Algiers (movie) Ici on noie les Algeriens (movie) Cherae…
Leave a CommentEpisode 143 – Interview with Rose Lerner, Author of The Wife in the Attic
Jewish lesbians! Sinister country houses! Shell art! These are but a few of the wondrous things you will find in Rose Lerner’s latest book, The Wife in the Attic, an f/f retelling of Jane Eyre that’s out now as an Audible Original. I got to talk to Rose about this book, her research for it, why Mr. Rochester did nothing wrong if he’s telling the truth, and her favorite Holmes/Watson AU, the Bunny and Raffles stories. “Whatever, I don’t need to justify Raffles’s behavior,” said Rose at one point, whereupon she immediately justified Raffles’s behavior. (I was convinced, for what…
Leave a CommentPODCAST, Ep. 128 – Interview with Intisar Khanani, Author of Thorn
We are back, my friends, and we have brought you a terrific recommendation for this time of quarantine: Read Thorn, by Intisar Khanani! It’s a glorious YA retelling of “The Goose Girl,” and we can’t recommend it highly enough. In case you need more convincing, we’ve done an interview with its brilliant, funny, and eloquent author, Intisar Khanani. You can listen to the podcast using the embedded player below, or download the file directly to take with you on the go! Episode 128 You can find Intisar at her website, as well as on Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram. The book…
Leave a CommentAuthors in Fandom: An Interview with Lara Elena Donnelly
Happy Monday! As y’all may know, I’ve been thinking a lot about the boundaries between fanfic and literary fiction and genre fiction, and one of the ways this has manifested is that I chased down Lara Elena Donnelly, author of the wondrous secondary world fantasies Amberlough and Armistice, to ask her many questions about her background with fandom and fanfic. If you haven’t read her books yet, I recommend them highly: They are about the performers and owners and patrons of a glam-as-fuck nightclub in a country where fascists are slowly taking over. This interview contains no spoilers for either…
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