Tag Archives: Arthur C. Clarke

Resident Alien (He’s from Cork) – an interview with David Murphy

Posted on August 17, 2012 by Bob Neilson

David Murphy is the author of a well-received novel LONGEVITY CITY (USA 2005), novellas ARKON CHRONICLES (2003) and BIRD OF PREY (2011), and several volumes of award-winning short stories (most recently LOST NOTES – Ireland 2004). He is a founder … Continue reading →

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What else could one call a Simon Morden interview – Rocket Scientist.

Posted on May 2, 2012 by Bob Neilson

Dr. Simon Morden, B.Sc. (Hons., Sheffield) Ph.D (Newcastle) is a bona fide rocket scientist, having degrees in geology and planetary geophysics. Unfortunately, that sort of thing doesn’t exactly prepare a person for the big wide world of work: he’s been … Continue reading →

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Anne McCaffrey interview, Albedo One issue #10 1996

Posted on April 29, 2012 by Bob Neilson

Anne McCaffrey The Encyclopedia of SF says that your first published work was a short story in 1953 and your first novel was in 1967.1 thought that said something about those times. Yes. I was raising children. I remember they … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: Arthur C. Clarke

Resident Alien (He’s from Cork) – an interview with David Murphy

What else could one call a Simon Morden interview – Rocket Scientist.

Anne McCaffrey interview, Albedo One issue #10 1996

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