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January 23     •   Academic, writer, and musician Gregory A. Wilson will read a short story and discuss his fantasy novels.

January 16     •   Paul Berger read the first draft of a short story, which was then critiqued by his writers' group, Altered Fluid. Hear the results here and see photos here.

January 9     •   Editor John Joseph Adams discusses his upcoming WebZine Lightspeed, and plays the reading of a Tony Pi story from his latest anthology, The Improbable Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. You can detect this here.

January 2     •   Our annual Steeleye Span Spectacular, made happy by an interview with Maddy Prior, but very sad with the recent passing of Tim Hart. Listen here.

December 19     •   Our live guest was be Jedediah Berry, author of The Manual of Detection. Tune into the past.

December 12     •   The Western Wind and Leonard Nimoy celebrate Chanukah in Story and Song, and then Barbara Krasnoff reads two short stories from the NYRSF Readings. Be visited by these 3 spirits.

December 5     •   Delia Sherman, Genevieve Valentine, and Carlos Hernandez discuss and read from Interfictions 2. Catch up with the archive.

November 21     •   Editor Ellen Datlow discussing her new anthology, Lovecraft Unbound,and World Fantasy award-winning writer Richard Bowes reads his story, "The Office of Doom". We actually got a listener call from Bulgaira! Join us retroactively.

November 14     •   Justin Howe reads some of his short fiction and discusses his work. Listen in.

November 7     •   Writer and artist Paul Guinan discusses his wonderful graphic coffee table book, Boilerplate. A truncated Hour of the Wolf. Listen here.

October 31     •   Veronica Schanoes joins in to read from her novel work-in-progress and otherwise celebrate Samhain. Listen here

October 3
5 - 8:30 AM     •   In the first part of our 3 1/2 hour extrravaganza, Saladin Ahmed discussed his career as a writer, poet and teacher and read a short story. Then we broke for a recording of Roger Zelazny reading "The Doors of His Face, the Lamps of His Mouth" and then Saladin read another fine piece and took listener calls.
Part 1 • Part 2

September 26     •   Gregory Frost reads and discusses his career as a writer and teacher of the fantastic. We also geek out a little over having seen Steeleye Span's 40th Anniversary tour in two different cities. Listen here

September 19     •   A two-parter. In the first hour, an interview with Doug Adams, author of the forthcoming book The Music of the Lord of the Rings Films (recorded) and then novelist Terence Taylor discussed vampires and his new novel, Bite Marks. Listen here

September 12     •   Our guest was Robert J. Sawyer in an interview recorded July 10, regarding his writing, his new TV series, FlashForward, and much more. He also reads from Wake. Listen here

August 29     •   Our guest was Leanna Renee Hieber, reading from her debut novel,The Strangely Beautiful Tale of Miss Percy Parker. Listen here

August 22     •   An interview with China Mieville, discussing The City and The City, along with a brief excerpt from the audiobook and an excerpt from a panel discussion at Readercon with a distinguished panel. Listen here.

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Listen to the show (tap tap Is this mic on?)
January 23	•	Academic, writer, and musician Gregory A. Wilson will read a short story and discuss his fantasy novels.
January 16	•	Paul Berger read the first draft of a short story, which was then critiqued by his writers' group, Altered Fluid. Hear the results here and see photos here.
January 9	•	Editor John Joseph Adams discusses his upcoming WebZine Lightspeed, and plays the reading of a Tony Pi story from his latest anthology, The Improbable Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. You can detect this here.
January 2	•	Our annual Steeleye Span Spectacular, made happy by an interview with Maddy Prior, but very sad with the recent passing of Tim Hart. Listen here.
December 19	•	Our live guest was be Jedediah Berry, author of The Manual of Detection. Tune into the past.
December 12	•	The Western Wind and Leonard Nimoy celebrate *Chanukah in Story and Song, and then Barbara Krasnoff* reads two short stories from the NYRSF Readings. Be visited by these 3 spirits.
December 5	•	Delia Sherman, Genevieve Valentine, and Carlos Hernandez discuss and read from Interfictions 2. Catch up with the archive.
November 21	•	Editor Ellen Datlow discussing her new anthology, Lovecraft Unbound,and World Fantasy award-winning writer Richard Bowes reads his story, "The Office of Doom". We actually got a listener call from Bulgaira! Join us retroactively.
November 14	•	Justin Howe reads some of his short fiction and discusses his work. Listen in.
November 7	•	Writer and artist Paul Guinan discusses his wonderful graphic coffee table book, Boilerplate. A truncated Hour of the Wolf. Listen here.
October 31	•	Veronica Schanoes joins in to read from her novel work-in-progress and otherwise celebrate Samhain. Listen here
October 3 5 - 8:30 AM	•	In the first part of our 3 1/2 hour extrravaganza, Saladin Ahmed discussed his career as a writer, poet and teacher and read a short story. Then we broke for a recording of Roger Zelazny reading "The Doors of His Face, the Lamps of His Mouth" and then Saladin read another fine piece and took listener calls. Part 1 • Part 2
September 26	•	Gregory Frost reads and discusses his career as a writer and teacher of the fantastic. We also geek out a little over having seen Steeleye Span's 40th Anniversary tour in two different cities. Listen here
September 19	•	A two-parter. In the first hour, an interview with Doug Adams, author of the forthcoming book The Music of the Lord of the Rings Films (recorded) and then novelist Terence Taylor discussed vampires and his new novel, Bite Marks. Listen here
September 12	•	Our guest was Robert J. Sawyer in an interview recorded July 10, regarding his writing, his new TV series, FlashForward, and much more. He also reads from Wake. Listen here
August 29	•	Our guest was Leanna Renee Hieber, reading from her debut novel,The Strangely Beautiful Tale of Miss Percy Parker. Listen here
August 22	•	An interview with China Mieville, discussing The City and The City, along with a brief excerpt from the audiobook and an excerpt from a panel discussion at Readercon with a distinguished panel. Listen here.