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clevermanka) wrote2007-07-03 11:41 am
clevermanka) wrote2007-07-03 11:41 am
Interview with Kim Stanley Robinson
I just finished reading Robinson's Mars trilogy last week. I loved it. If you've never read it: Read It Now. It's an amazing series. Heavy on social, political, environmental, and psychological topics. Loved. It.
I think the last book I read was Living Next Door To The God Of Love, back in March. I don't read a lot anymore, and it takes a good book to pull me away from sewing. This series kept me reading, even during a very busy sewing time.
I can't overlook the possible bias/bonus of not having my favorite character die. She made it all the way through the whole series! Woohooo!!! And so did my second favorite character (although things were sketchy with him for a while there).
Anyway, Wired has an interview with Mr. Robinson on their website. It's not as good as the Locus interview from a month or so back (that interview encouraged me to pick up the trilogy in the first place). But the Wired interview is online and the Locus one isn't.
Speaking of books, I loaned my copy of Emma Bull's Bone Dance to somebody--was it anyone on my f-list? I'd really like to get that back so I can have it signed when she's in town at the end of the month. Thanks.
I think the last book I read was Living Next Door To The God Of Love, back in March. I don't read a lot anymore, and it takes a good book to pull me away from sewing. This series kept me reading, even during a very busy sewing time.
I can't overlook the possible bias/bonus of not having my favorite character die. She made it all the way through the whole series! Woohooo!!! And so did my second favorite character (although things were sketchy with him for a while there).
Anyway, Wired has an interview with Mr. Robinson on their website. It's not as good as the Locus interview from a month or so back (that interview encouraged me to pick up the trilogy in the first place). But the Wired interview is online and the Locus one isn't.
Speaking of books, I loaned my copy of Emma Bull's Bone Dance to somebody--was it anyone on my f-list? I'd really like to get that back so I can have it signed when she's in town at the end of the month. Thanks.