Before the Aussie day posting starts, let’s see what Katharine Weber — whose Triangle is all the rage over at the LBC this week — has to say to the Bernard Pivot Questionnaire. (Inspired by the ladies of Seven Impossible Things, I asked Nicola these questions last week, you’ll remember.) Katharine’s answers are absolutely delightful …
The feisty and fabulous Melissa Moorer has weighed in on Always, and I don’t want y’all to miss it. So consider this a brief Always Week revival. Among the things she has to say is: So, since I’m in a brain cloud, I’m going to do what shouldn’t be done and talk about the queer …
And Always week wraps up today with a podcast by the Amazing Carolyn Kellogg aka Pinky. Music and talking from Nicola! (And embarrassing babbling by yours truly.) And yesterday Hannah Wolf Bowen posted a nice review of the book you should check out. Thanks to all y’all for commenting and following along. Please, if I …
One of my very favorite blogs in the world is Seven Impossible Things Before Breakfast. They do these lovely, long interviews, which they always finish with the Pivot Questionnaire — you may know it from The Actor’s Theatre (which must be pronounced theat-ah). Inspired by Jules and Eisha at SITBB, I asked Nicola these questions …
The marvelous Gavin J. Grant has the reins at Bookslut this week and he has a little interview with Nicola over there today. (He’s also apparently about to get Cheney’s back gun mag collection, but you’ll have to read the roundtable to get that not-joke.) And over at Metroblogging Seattle, Melissa Tyler has some lovely …
Nicola’s 5X5 Books today over at About Last Night courtesy of CAAF. There’s also the roundtable extravaganza, with great convos going on in the comments so far: part 1 from yesterday and today’s part 2 today. And see Kassia’s meditations on genre and when readers cross the aisle (which I already linked to once here!). …
The following folks did a flat-out fascinating roundtable on Always — Matt Cheney, Colleen Mondor, Meghan McCarron, Kassia Krozser, Dave Schwartz (and me). The first installment is up now at the LBC. Oh, and, please drop me an e-mail or a comment if you’re posting about Always or Nicola Griffith this week, so I can …
And my post about Always is up at the LBC site. Always week kicks off next Monday.
Over at Bookslut, Colleen Mondor has given a rave review to Nicola Griffith’s fabulous Always. As you might recall, it’s my pick for the LitBlog Co-op for this round, which is coming up very, very soon. In earlyish August, actually, we’ll kick off the discussion. If you’d like to be in on that, either with …
Hey, y’all, head over to the LBC this week where we will be celebrating the wonder of Alan DeNiro’s fiction.