Back in 1994, Tom Snyder interviewed Harlan Ellison on CNBC. Ellison was promoting his book Mind Fields, a book featuring paintings by the Polish artist Jacek Yerka and accompanying short stories by Ellison. Read the rest of this entry
Twenty years after the death of Charles Beaumont in 1967, the sf/f radio program Hour 25 held a memorial episode for him. Here is the audio of Harlan Ellison, Richard Matheson, Roger Anker, and Charles’ son Chris Beaumont talking about Charles Beaumont.
Author/Screenwriter Harlan Ellison and Film Critic David Ansen discuss their thoughts on David Lynch’s Dune, the 1984 adaptation of Frank Herbert’s novel. Taken from the “Impressions of Dune” documentary on the Dune DVD from Sanctuary Visual Entertainment.
For this Book Cover Smackdown, we’re turning our attention to Harlan Ellison’s classic collection I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream. Your Mission (should you choose to accept it): Tell us which cover you like best and why.
Speaking of asking writers for favors, John Scalzi rants On The Asking of Favors From Established Writers: “It looks like it’s time to do a little more head-knocking regarding the life of a writer, so let’s just start knocking heads, shall we…” Jason Sanford responds: “And the word laughed and proclaimed, ‘It’s nothing personal, but that’s life. There are always going to be distractions, people you’d prefer not to deal with, and things you’d rather not do. If any of that bothers you, simply grow a spine and say no once in a while.’”