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What can I say? It was my second con, my first worldcon. In those days, the Hugo Awards were presented at a banquet. I did not have the money to buy a banquet ticket I was sleeping on the floor of a fan friend, since I did not have the money for a hotel room either , but they let the non-ticket-holders into the balcony afterwards, and I got to watch Robert Silverberg present the Hugos.

Silverbob was elegant, witty, urbane, the winners were thrilled, everyone was well-dressed, and by the end of the evening I knew 1 I wanted to be a part of this world, and 2 one day, I wanted to win a Hugo. I had it bad. I had already been writing and publishing science fiction for six years, many of the stories set against the same future history, a very loose background I later named the Thousand Worlds.

Novels were long and scary, but I finally decided I was ready to tackle one in I wrote the entire thing start to finish before giving it to my agent to sell. By any title, it was a Thousand Worlds book, probably the culmination of that phase of my career. A melancholy, romantic, elegiac sort of novel it was, but then I was a melancholy romantic myself in those days. No one even knew I was writing a novel until I sent the completed book to Kirby to sell.

No contracts, no deadlines, no one waiting. My life and career have developed a frightening momentum. I remember once, when I was out in Hollywood, someone described working on a weekly television series as being akin to madly laying rails as the locomotive roars full steam up the tracks just behind you. Lose a day here and a week there, and suddenly that damn train is rolling over you.

Heinlein once said he could not possibly pay back all those who helped him when he was starting out, so he believed in paying forward, and helping those who came after him. I really really really need to learn to say No. No, I will not come to your convention, thanks for asking. No, I will not write a story for your anthology, I am a year behind writing stories for my own anthologies.

No, I will not do an interview. When I turned up at the party with them in hand, Gardner was waiting with a spray can of whipped cream. He nailed me instead the door, turning my head into a sundae. He even had a maraschino cherry to put on top. Sadly, no one seems to have taken a picture. I did get my revenge years later, when Gargy began winning Hugos every year. That double win had endangered my status as a loser, Gardner warned me, but I returned to his good graces the next year at Denvention II, when I lost again, this time to Gordy Dickson.

The parties went on, but I was no longer the one doing them. I was puzzled recently when one of my readers emailed me to ask what I thought about what Marvel had done to Spider-Man. I hate this, and judging from the discussions I am seeing on various blogs, I am not alone. The DC universe has never really recovered from the Crisis on Infinite Earths, despite all the Crises that have followed, and I think the Marvel universe, and Spidey in particular, will be a long time recovering from this decision.

If I had a rotten tomato, I would throw it. Might change the story some. No words to work with, just their mouth, eyes, facial expressions. I know there are aspiring actors and actresses reading this. You guys have all my empathy. Good luck to all of you. A few years ago, I got a very nice email from a reader who wanted to know more about the vocabulary and syntax of High Valyrian. I actually met a deadline. Today, as it happens. So that scene, and the encounter with the clansmen, was written by David and Dan.

He has met most actors, and likes Sibel Kekilli: What an amazing, talented, courageous young woman. And yes, I confess it: He later came to Hamburg for a reading, and she returned the favor: Touring MiniatureLand in Hamburg. Biggest toy train set in the world, but the landscapes and miniatures dwarf the trains. Very glad my hosts took me to see this.

Hanging with Sibel Kekilli and her boyfriend, and my German publicist, Sebastian. Hamburg stays up later than Santa Fe, you will be surprised to learn, but chile con queso is nowhere to be found. We drank White Russians while huddled under blankets in an outdoor cafe. Took a canal boat tour as well. Many of you reading this blog today are presumably science fiction and fantasy fans. It would probably shock you to know how many of your favorite writers have no health insurance whatsover.

Most midlist writers struggle to get by even at the best of times; lean times can be lean indeed. Whenever I make one of these political posts, I always get a rush of emails. Those last just make me sad. Not because I have lost a reader, but because such people seem deliberately intent on closing their eyes and shutting down their minds. I grew up reading Robert A. Heinlein, after all, and still have been known to read works by Orson Scott Card, Dan Simmons, Larry Niven, and others whose political views are worlds away from my own.

I was never a warrior. But I have written a good deal about war and warriors, and read even more about those subjects. Let me banish all reality shows from the air! Oh, and you movie studios… no more replacing screenwriters at the drop of a hat. It should as hard to replace the writer as it is to replace the director. The film is by both of them, not just one. And every TV series should be required to take X amount of pitches from freelancer writers and beginners.

That used to be mandated by the WGA, and way back when it was how a lot of newcomers got their foot in the door, but these days most shows find ways around it, and breaking in is harder than ever. Oh, I attended a Westercon in El Paso a few years back, and spent an afternoon in Juarez with some other fans and writers. But that hardly counts. He often blogs about the movies, and he invites writers and artists like Amanda Palmer and Neil Gaiman to give readings.

The Jean Cocteau is a small Santa Fe art house, with a single screen and seats. It was built in the early 70s as the Collective Fantasy, became the Cocteau later in that decade, went through several local owners who ran it well, and finally became part of the Trans-Lux chain. They closed it in April, , when they shut down their entire chain of theaters. I saw a lot of movies at the Cocteau between , when I moved to Santa Fe, and , when it closed.

I like the idea of bringing it back, better than ever. I will not be doing it myself, of course. These gigantic corporations, most of which could buy North Korea with pocket change, are declining to show a film because Kim Jong-Un objects to being mocked? The level of corporate cowardice here astonishes me. Even Sony, which made the movie, is going along.

I have no idea how good or bad a film it is. It might be hilarious. It might be stupid and offensive and outrageous.

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It might be all of the above. Yeah, I bought a bowling alley. Except… well… not really. So essentially I bought a huge empty derelict building some 33, square feet and a big parking lot. The building, instead, will be used for art… not a traditional gallery, now, but a very exciting and innovative interactive art space. The exhibits will be designed and installed by Meow Wolf, a collective of forty-odd some very odd artists here in Santa Fe who have been doing some amazing things over the past decade, but have never had a permanent home before.

Connie Willis and David Gerrold are both friends of mine. I have known David since the early 70s, Connie since the late 70s. Connie, actually, is avery goodfriend of mine. Kage Baker has died. The reports of my vast power and influence within the field seem to be greatly exaggerated. So far as I can tell, my effect on the Hugo nominations is exactly nil. There has been much debate of late about the value of a Hugo. Back in , no one was thinking that way. Look at those first awards, and you can see what the rocket is all about. Also, they come with a really cool trophy.

More power to them. Instead they seem to want to take the Hugos and turn them into their own awards. Straight white men are being excluded. Go look at the last five, ten years of Hugo ballots.

Count how many men were nominated. Count how many women. Now count the black writers and the Asian writers and the foreign-language writers. Yes, yes, things are changing. We have a lot more women and minorities being nominated than we did in , say, or even … but the ballots are still way more white and way more male than not. I am in favor of diversity, of inclusion, of bringing writers from many different backgrounds and cultures into the field. My own politics are liberal… which means I lean left, but not way over to the fringe left.

Freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom to dissent, all of that has always been central to my political attitudes. The freedom of the artist to create should be absolute. I have always been against censorship, silencing, McCarthyism. The McCarthy period, a particular fascination of mine, was one of the blackest eras in American history. It should be noted, since idiots always misunderstand this point, that freedom of speech does not mean you can say whatever you want wherever you want.

If you want to proclaim that you are the new messiah or call for ethnic cleansing of Martians or even promote your new book, I think you should be able to stand on a soapbox in the park, or start your own website, and do just that. Unlike me, she might even accept that label. She cares about social justice. She hates sexism, racism, misogyny. She wants our field to be more inclusive.

She has fought her own battles, as an engineer writing hard SF, and being told that women could not write hard SF. Laura is well to the left of me. And yet she did this, devoted months to it, uncounted amounts of efforts… because someone had to, because lives and careers were being ruined, because people were being hurt.

I hope she gets a Hugo. You would be surprised at how little that means. I cannot control what anyone else says or does, or make them stop saying or doing it, be it on the fannish or professional fronts. I want to single out the postings of Eric Flint. The latest, at http: Flint says what I would have said, if I had the time or the energy, but he says it better than I ever could.

What do I know about this Interweb thingie?

I still tie messages to the legs of ravens. On some of the foreign trips, I did entire days of interviews. Some of the journalists were very sharp. A few made me wonder what the hell has happened to the standards of the profession that I once got my degrees in, back at Northwestern. Especially when they all ask the same damn questions. Tyrion is my favorite character. Please do not blame my faithful collaborators, Elio Garcia and Linda Antonsson. They finished their part ages ago, and tossed the ball to me.

I remain as slow as ever. And I added a lot. Longest episode of the season.

Literature. TV. Journalism.

As are other cable shows. Why do so many people in this country go mad at the sight of a nipple? As the subject of these essays, I will be the first to admit that I have a skewed perspective here.

Nonetheless, I think [James] Lowder put together a strong, balanced, and diverse collection of essays, and the quality of writing here was distinctly higher than in some similar volumes. Read it for yourself, and decide. Yes, I am attached to the project, as an Executive Producer. I am pleased and excited to confirm that much. I have three shows in various stages of development under the aegis of my overall deal with HBO. I have an overall deal with HBO, and three new television concepts in various stages of development, with a variety of collaborators and partners.

I am consulting on a couple of videogames. I see that this new crop of stories also raises, once again, the notion of concluding the series with one or more feature films. And in some of these stories, once again, this idea is wrongly attributed to me. Let me state, yet again, that while I love this idea, it did NOT originate with me.

It was a notion suggested to me, which I have enthusiastically endorsed… but since I was the first person to raise the possibility in public, somehow I am being seen as its father. Sure, I love the idea. What fantasist would not love the idea of going out with an epic hundred million feature film? And the recent success of the IMAX experience shows that the audience is there for such a movie. If we build it, they will come.

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But will we build it? I have no bloody idea. It has always been my intent to write a whole series of novellas about Dunk and Egg, chronicling their entire lives. At various times in various interviews I may have mentioned seven novellas, or ten, or twelve, but none of that is set in stone.

There will be as many novellas as it takes to tell their tale, start to finish. But only the three mentioned have been published to date. Three, in the novel. One, in the movie. None, in real life: The show is the show, the books are the books; two different tellings of the same story. There have been differences between the novels and the television show since the first episode of season one. And for just as long, I have been talking about the butterfly effect. Small changes lead to larger changes lead to huge changes.

Or journeys, as the case may be. Sometimes butterflies grow into dragons. Unfortunately, the writing did not go as fast or as well as I would have liked. And as spring turned to summer, I was having more bad days than good ones. Around about August, I had to face facts: I was not going to be done by Halloween. I cannot tell you how deeply that realization depressed me. I will confess, I do wish I could clone myself, or find a way to squeeze more hours into the day, or a way to go without sleep. But this is what it is, so I keep on juggling.

At least not immediately. What we do have here is an order for four — now five — pilotscripts. How many pilots will be filmed, and how many series might come out of that, remains to be seen. His only major hospital stay was in Most of it was spent in a bed in St. Parris took me in to the hospital emergency room on the morning of Christmas Eve, and they admitted me almost immediately after diagnosis.

It seems I had a raging e-coli infection of my urinary tract. Urosepsis, they called it. But I am on the mend now, and I expect to be back to my old self by the end of the month at the latest, and back to work well before that. He has been watching J. No spoilers here, just a resounding thumbs down. I sure hope those guys doing LOST have something better up planned for us. I know that by that point, J.

Seit fasziniert Wonder Woman in Comics. Die Verfilmung ihrer Abenteuer scheitert — doch macht Lust aufs Lesen. Ihren Sohn nannte sie Clark: Er stammt vom Planeten Krypton. Ich hoffte damals, dass dieser Totschlag in einer Fortsetzung besprochen, durchdacht, in Frage gestellt wird.

Wer will ich sein? Was habe ich der Welt zu geben? Wie kann ich helfen, sie zu gestalten? Ich habe zehn Comic-Empfehlungen hier im Link gesammelt: Vom Kinobesuch rate ich ab. Doch damit immer noch leider: Kriegsgott Ares steckt dahinter. Eine Vordenkerin aus einer vormodernen Zivilisation. Als die Heldin von Liebe spricht, nachdem sie Gegner zerhackte.

Und als klar wird: Wie handelt sie im zweiten Weltkrieg? Bleibt sie unentdeckt — statt Menschen auf der ganzen Welt zu inspirieren, das Investieren wir in eine Fortsetzung? Superheldinnen funktionieren nicht im Kino. Und ich kann auch nichts damit anfangen. Auf der Leinwand lesen virtuelle junge Leute. Hier laufen ja einige Lektoren rum. Die Lesung hat noch nicht angefangen. Wir gehen hoch, wir gehen in den Litroom. Wir gehen auf den Schulhof.

Wir gehen zur Mensa. Ich hoffe, ich darf ihn vom Bahnhof abholen. Komme ich mit dem, was hier geboten wird, irgendwie zurecht oder weiter? Thomas umschifft elegant die unangenehmen Themen Kesslerdebatte , Konkurrenzdruck, Vetternwirtschaft , er strahlt ins Publikum: Schreibschule, das sind warme, vereinende Strahlen der Liebe. Spiegel, Stern Sonja Wild u.

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