Welcome to our podcast preview of the annual Boskone book festival. First up is author Clea Simon—a newcomer to the Boskone family. She and I talk about the Boston music scene, which is the setting for her book “World Enough,” our favorite clubs, and how the it's changed over the years. She shares the story behind her new mystery novels, most of which have animals as the main characters.
Fellow writer Gerald Coleman's resume is far too long to list, but we cover a lot of ground in this interview, talking about how theology and science fiction come together, his work with the Affrilachian Poets and the diversity we see (and don't see) in comics and science fiction.
In addition, I've got some new music for you, with singles from Marco Bonvicini and Klgor.
The healthy side of getting older
Boston artist heads to a new musical territory
Welcome to Oppositeland
Greetings from Sweden
LA artist unveils debut LP
Would you give up Heaven for the one you love?
Rhode Island Author Expo, Part 3
Rhode Island Author Expo, Part 2
Rhode Author Island Expo, Part 1
New albums from around the world
Rhode Island Author Expo Pre-Show, Part 4
Rhode Island Author Expo Pre-Show, Episode 3
Pearls and Sunflowers
Ben Eads takes us to new depths of horror
Unique pop-punk and revolutionary rock
SuperMegaFest: Cosplay, haunted houses, and the danger of typos
Rhode Island Author Expo Pre-Show, Episode 2
Award-winning comic Upgrade Soul takes on a new form
New comic series blends magic and mystery
Jeremy Spillman shares a tale of death, music, and revenge
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