The Huffington Post - an interview - 27 December, 2012
Here’s an interview with me and Chris Joseph, from Illya Szilak , in The Huffington Post just after Christmas: The Death of the Author: E-Lit and Collective Creativity.

Here’s an interview with me and Chris Joseph, from Illya Szilak , in The Huffington Post just after Christmas: The Death of the Author: E-Lit and Collective Creativity.
An interview on how I use social media to connect with readers, up on Canada Writes, Tweet Your Own Horn.
The American historical fiction blog, Novel PASTimes, interviewed me, and gave away a copy of ‘The Mistress of Nothing’ as well. You can find the interview in two parts, Part One, and Part Two.
Joanna Penn, over at The Creative Penn, interviewed me: there’s a video interview, a text summary of the interview, and an audio podcast available.
Jeremy Hight, curated of LEA - Leonardo Online - New Media Exhibition, ‘Re-Drawing Boundaries’, posted this interview with me. Go here for a full-list of the other interviews, which includes the ever-fabulous Tim Wright.
A long review of A Curious Dream, my new collected stories (out in Canada only), by Donna Bailey Nurse. It’s a mixed review but has some good stuff in it too.
This interesting overview of the current scene re digital literature, ‘A Beginning, a Middle, but No End in Sight’, covering both traditional publishing and eliterature folks, comes from Lisa Gee. In the accompanying video, Naomi Alderman and Alison Norrington both recommend ‘Inanimate Alice’ as a work of digital fiction worth exploring.
On The Next Chapter, a CBC Radio books programme, Jo Saul declares that if you liked ‘The Help’, you’ll love ‘The Mistress of Nothing’! This discussion takes place within the first fifteen minutes of the programme.
A review by Donna Marchetti on Cleveland.com. You need to scroll down the page to find it. Next to Paul Bowles, no less.
On Thursday 18 August, I was interviewed by Martha Kearney for BBC Radio 4’s news programme, World at One, for their series on the future of the book.
Here is the interview, extracted from the programme and uploaded to Audioboo:
The interview was mentioned in a number of places, including this piece in the Bookseller.
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