Thursday, 26 May 2016

New Post by Me at Eruditorum Press: White Screen

I've put some fresh bibble up at EP in the continuing hope Phil doesn't come to his senses.  Here it is.

Also, I was a guest of Daniel and Shana (again), this time on their Red Dwarf podcast 'Searching for Fuchal'.  We chat about the Series 1 classic 'Balance of Power', here.

Oh, and someone sampled me!

And you can still add your name to the Change.org petition for HBO to give me my own chat show, here.

Tuesday, 24 May 2016

Shabcast 20

Shabcast 20, with the inimitable James Murphy of Pex lives, City of the Dead and - formerly - The Last Exit Show, can be downloaded here.  See the page at Eruditorum Press - here - for a description of the conversation.

Also, Tricky Dicky, Part 7 is up - here.

Oh, and Kevin Burns has set up a petition at Change.org to get HBO to give me my own chat show.  Please sign it here.  Make TV history.

Wednesday, 11 May 2016

Sandifer an Interview

My interview with Phil Sandifer about his new book Neoreaction a Basilisk (help kickstart it here) is available to download, here.

Saturday, 7 May 2016

Shabcast 19, Part 2

The second part of my most recent chat with Daniel Harper of the expanding Oi! Spaceman family of podcasts is now up for listening and/or downloading - here.

Next week I'll be releasing another Shabcast featuring my Eruditorum Press colleague Big Jim Murphy of Pex Lives.

Also, watch out for my forthcoming interview with Phil Sandifer, on an edition of his own Eruditorum Presscast, about his new book Neoreaction a Basilisk, which you can help kickstart here.

Thursday, 28 April 2016

Shabcast 19, Part 1

The latest (surviving) Shabcast is out now, featuring the return of Daniel Harper of Oi! Spaceman.  We talk about loads of stuff.  Get it here.

Thursday, 14 April 2016

New Post by Me at Eruditorum Press: Tricky Dicky, Part 6

The latest bit of my Tricky Dicky series is up, here.  In it, I start to ponder modern dress productions of Shakespeare and how they can alter the meaning of the texts, and the texts' relationship with history and ideology.

Also, here's a link to my post from last week, in which I think outloud a bit more about Blue Velvet (following my appearance talking about it on the TMBDOS podcast), and also about the political valence of the figure of the Fool.

Lining up some exciting Shabcasts right now, and hoping they pan out... so keep your fingers crossed for me!

Oh, and a few people have now told me they've nominated me in the category of Best Fan Writer in the upcoming Hugo Awards 2016.  This is very nice, and I have no objection if anyone else wants to follow their lead.  I'm sure Phil, Jane, and the boys at Pex Lives wouldn't mind if you wanted to nominate them too.  I'm not telling you to nominate any of us.  I'm just saying that, if you felt you wanted to, you needn't worry that any of us are going to be upset about it.  That's all.