Factory Girl: interviews & blogs

[Stephen Palmer]

Here's a new interview, done by Andrew Leon Hudson at the Cartesian Theatre.

More to follow...

 

[Foxbat]

Interesting what you say about Beautiful Intelligence. I've now been through three of your novels (The Rat & The Serpent, Hairy London and BI) and currently reading volume one of your newest. So far, I consider Beautiful Intelligence to be your best work and one of my favourite books of the last couple of years.

 

[Stephen Palmer]

I feel conflicted!

I can't help but ponder that ending... Although I'm known for ambiguous endings - and I like them in books I've read, I like it when I as a reader have to put lots into a novel, eg Gene Wolfe - I do somewhat regret the ending of Beautiful Intelligence now. Thing is though, No Grave For A Fox is the ending that should have been there on the original novel.

 

[Foxbat]

I'm all for ambiguous endings...

Problem is...now that you've aired your thoughts, I'm probably going to have to read BI again.

 

[Stephen Palmer]

Did you check out No Grave For A Fox ?

 

[Stephen Palmer]

Here's a second new interview, conducted by Juliana Spink Mills.

 

[Foxbat]

Did you check out No Grave For A Fox ?

I did but it was a while ago. Guess I'll have to re-read that as well.

 

[Stephen Palmer]

A guest piece at Teresa Edgerton's blog, about the making of the Factory Girl world.

 

[Stephen Palmer]

A slideshow of photos - Edwardian Sheffield…

 

[Foxbat]

I love looking at old photos. Another Edwardian treasure are the films of Mitchell and Kenyon.

 

[Stephen Palmer]

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