The Sofanauts No 4 is up. I rant about discrimination aginast sf and why writing is not a career. I’m enjoying this show more and more.
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There is an untapped audience for SF magazines
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We need a unified spec-fic award in the UK
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Why crap books sell millions
- Literary SF
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Show Me the (Urban Fantasy) Money
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Genre needs to stop applauding crap, and respect its best writers
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7 literary Sci-Fi and Fantasy novels you must read
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How will writers make a living in the future?
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Are we living in a corporate society?
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7 literary Sci-Fi and Fantasy novels you must read
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Two. Four. Seven. More. How many stories are there?
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Why we must reward intelligent fantastic literature
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Why Science Fiction is the literature of change
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The Fantasy of Romance
- Questionnaire with a Dark Lord.
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Meta-content is the future of the book
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steve davidson: simple answer? Because "literary" fiction sucks a...
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damiengwalter: There's still quite a claim to ownership there tho...
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TryEatingVegetablesInstead: At least you recognize that you are being obnoxiou...
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PieManPie: Not necessarily the same thing, but you'd find R. ...
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marcosfaria: I find it a shame that Doris Lessing is almost nev...
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I left a comment with the pronunciation of “mythopoeia” some time ago. Since then I have launched my own online magazine devoted to “myth” called Journey to the Sea [journeytothesea.com].
I was quite surprised when I connected that old comment with someone on The Sofanauts. Coincidentally, I have an interview on my site right now with Amy H. Sturgis, whom you discuss on the latest issue and who narrates short stories and fact articles for StarShipSofa.