I apologize to Arkle, I gear up for Amazon rush (25th! August 25th!), and then Matt Wallace comes into the studio to talk to me about 3 years of ISBW and my new book.
- Promo: Keys to Publishing #3
- Interview with Mur
- Promo: Babylon 5 Heat Em Up
- Feedback: Self-hypnosis MP3, Dexter novels, Fantasy and Science Fiction Magazine, Escape Pod, Podcastle, Strange Horizons, Hub, Warren Ellis’s view of print SF
- Remember, please don’t buy the book until August 25 unless you have to. (And if you have to, then I certainly don’t begrudge your support at all…
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I’m just listening to Matt’s interview of you at the moment. There is always something interesting on all of your podcasts. Thank you for that. I can’t say how pleased I am that you have kept the pod casts going so long – closing in on the big 100 mark. And congrats on the upcoming launch of Playing for Keeps. I’m with Matt you deserve No. 1 and I’m sure your fans will push the book up there.
All power to you and ISBW – Go MUR!
Jeff
I’m more than a little excited about reading Playing For Keeps. I learned to read comfortably situated on my mom’s veranda, hidden behind the multi-colored pages of Marvel and DC comic books. However amatuerish my writing, I have never been able to concoct any tales of my own that did not reek of some character I liked as a child or even as an adult. Needless to say, I bow in admiration and envy of your literary might. Well done!
- Cammie
Here is the other link you mentioned for me
This is the Contemplative Writers and Photographers Guild site. Thanks!
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Hi Mur,
I was just listening to your comments on characterization and on Dexter (the character in the Dexter books and TV show). I have read all of those books, and one way that I think Jeff Lindsey (the author) does it with Dexter is that Dexter himself contrasts what he does/feels with what “humans” do/feel. Another thing he has is how people react to Dexter and how Dexter reacts to them – this is both physical and mental reaction. I hope that helps your readers a little bit.
As a side note – I’m having so much fun listing to you podcasts and I bought your book – though a little late for the release date. I hope there are many more to come!