7-10-2007 4:04 pm
7-02-2007 3:48 pm
Nathan Tyree: It twisted my guts
Recently I sent a story to Interzone. The story, Making Feet for Children's Shoes, is a twisted tale. I think it's one of my best. Anyway, I've been waiting for a response. Today I got this:
Dear Nathan,
I'd like to hold your story for a second read when I've finished reading all the other stories of May. This will most probably be in the beginning of July.... Note: this one is sick, and I mean that as a compliment. It twisted my guts in a good way.
Best,
Jetse
On behalf of the Interzone editorial team.
I may have made it. Even if I don't, Interzone called me sick, which is more than I could have hoped. For those of you that don't know Interzone, it's the premiere SF magazine in the UK. They have published such greats as William Gibson, Harlan Ellison, J.G. Ballard, Brian Aldiss, Greg Egan, Michael Blumlein and many others.
Really, this is great.
Recently I sent a story to Interzone. The story, Making Feet for Children's Shoes, is a twisted tale. I think it's one of my best. Anyway, I've been waiting for a response. Today I got this:
Dear Nathan,
I'd like to hold your story for a second read when I've finished reading all the other stories of May. This will most probably be in the beginning of July.... Note: this one is sick, and I mean that as a compliment. It twisted my guts in a good way.
Best,
Jetse
On behalf of the Interzone editorial team.
I may have made it. Even if I don't, Interzone called me sick, which is more than I could have hoped. For those of you that don't know Interzone, it's the premiere SF magazine in the UK. They have published such greats as William Gibson, Harlan Ellison, J.G. Ballard, Brian Aldiss, Greg Egan, Michael Blumlein and many others.
Really, this is great.
7-01-2007 9:30 pm
6-29-2007 2:45 pm
Nathan Tyree: The Guardian
My buddy Peter Wild is Blogging about Perverted by Language at The Guardian. Check it out.
My buddy Peter Wild is Blogging about Perverted by Language at The Guardian. Check it out.
6-29-2007 2:22 pm
Nathan Tyree: Studio 60
I had not planned to watch Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip. The ads for the show did not interest me at all. The damn thing had one of those actors from Friends in it, which was enough to quash any curiosity that I could have had.
Then, flipping through channels, I stumbled upon Judd Hirsch doing a Network like rant. This, I thought, could be interesting. Ripping off Paddy Chayefsky is always a good idea. I didn’t know what the show was yet, just that the scene I was watching had caught my attention.
By the time I realized that it was Studio 60, they were already acknowledging the debt to Network, and transcending it. I was hooked. This show was clever, funny, entertaining and best of all, seemed to embody NBC admitting that Saturday Night Live (once the jewel in their crown) had turned to shit.
Last night the final episode ran. I didn’t want the show to go on for nine years. I hate it when a good show gets run into the ground. I would have liked three seasons or so. It’s sad that something that smart and funny couldn’t find an audience. God knows Age of Love will have no trouble finding a big audience.
I had not planned to watch Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip. The ads for the show did not interest me at all. The damn thing had one of those actors from Friends in it, which was enough to quash any curiosity that I could have had.
Then, flipping through channels, I stumbled upon Judd Hirsch doing a Network like rant. This, I thought, could be interesting. Ripping off Paddy Chayefsky is always a good idea. I didn’t know what the show was yet, just that the scene I was watching had caught my attention.
By the time I realized that it was Studio 60, they were already acknowledging the debt to Network, and transcending it. I was hooked. This show was clever, funny, entertaining and best of all, seemed to embody NBC admitting that Saturday Night Live (once the jewel in their crown) had turned to shit.
Last night the final episode ran. I didn’t want the show to go on for nine years. I hate it when a good show gets run into the ground. I would have liked three seasons or so. It’s sad that something that smart and funny couldn’t find an audience. God knows Age of Love will have no trouble finding a big audience.
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