
I've been going to science fiction, fantasy, horror, and comic book conventions since I was 15, and I've found that while the con which takes place within the walls of a hotel or convention center is always fun, the con away from the con—which takes place when I wander off-site with friends for a meal—can often be more fun. In fact, my love of tracking down good food while traveling the world atte... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 283 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FictionBooksArtsScience Fiction | |||

Join John Jarrold for dinner as we discuss his first Eastercon 53 years ago, his "obsessive" love for J. R. R. Tolkien, the best commercial deal he ever did, how to dispassionately judge the writing of people you already know, his editorial encounter... more
Savor Singapore Vermicelli with Charles Stross as we discuss the twelve "novel-shaped objects" he wrote before making his first professional sale, what changed in his life which meant instead of taking three years to write one novel he could write th... more
Join Paul McAuley for a Birmingham balti as we discuss his fascination with James Joyce and how it played out (or didn't) in his own writing, why he's thrilled the first short story he sold to a pro market was never published, the reasons he loves Lo... more
Feast on a Full English breakfast with Farah Mendlesohn as we discuss whether their Hugo-nominated Heinlein book changed the conversation about that author, if there's such a thing as an inverse of The Suck Fairy, why it might be wrong to chat about ... more
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I came to this pod as I had admired the artist/author/good human from a kindred interest but didn’t know his background or art. This was wonderfully produced and Scott was prepared, passionate and sincere in his interest and questions - super great. I genuinely learned and enjoyed - great pacing and thoughtful conversations and reflections. 10/10 would recommend and have already
Excellent interview with the always fantastic Al Milgrom! He’s done it all! And he even wrestled me into submission! One of my favorite creators to work with!
I love Scott’s interviews with old-timey comics creators. He was very much a part of that scene, beginning when he was a teenager in the 1970’s. He went to comic cons before they became overly commercialized. He worked in the Marvel Bullpen when all the legends were there… Stan, Roy, etc. And he has a lot of stories.
More importantly, he is interested in the stories that his old colleagues have to tell. Scott doesn’t work in comics anymore, but his affection for the subject matter and the ... more
Great conversations with people throughout the SF/F field. Scott is a fun host.
Scott Edelman (former writer for Marvel Comics, editor for several sci-fi magazines and current short story writer) has created a podcast where the setting is various resturants across the world and his guests (generally a writer/author or someone from the sci-fi/comic world) sit down with Scott and have a conversation. It is a very informal way to conduct an interview. This is a great idea and I can't beleive that someone had not thought of this before! I have an hour commute to work and this ... more









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