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Speaking of the Fantastic V
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Speaking of the Fantastic V

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Explore the minds behind some of the greatest works in science fiction and fantasy with Speaking of the Fantastic V. This collection of interviews, conducted over many decades by Darrell Schweitzer, delves into the thoughts and creative processes of many of the science fiction genre's renowned authors, including Samuel R. Delany, C.J. Cherryh, and George R.R. Martin. Whether it's discussing the evolution of their narratives or the future of speculative fiction, these interviews offer timeless insights and engaging anecdotes that reveal the human side of imaginative storytelling.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Wildside Press
Date
25 July 2024
Pages
200
ISBN
9781479477661

Explore the minds behind some of the greatest works in science fiction and fantasy with Speaking of the Fantastic V. This collection of interviews, conducted over many decades by Darrell Schweitzer, delves into the thoughts and creative processes of many of the science fiction genre's renowned authors, including Samuel R. Delany, C.J. Cherryh, and George R.R. Martin. Whether it's discussing the evolution of their narratives or the future of speculative fiction, these interviews offer timeless insights and engaging anecdotes that reveal the human side of imaginative storytelling.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Wildside Press
Date
25 July 2024
Pages
200
ISBN
9781479477661