This week's selections that I'm aware of so far:
Bill Crider: Destination Moon
Brian Arnold: Eerie, Indiana
Chuck Esola: Skidoo
Eric Peterson: Plain Clothes
Evan Lewis: "Frankenstein's Cat" and "Wolf! Wolf!"
James Reasoner: The New Adventures of Tarzan
Jerry House: Alice in Wonderland (1903)
Juri Nummelin: A Force of One
K. A. Laity: Impromptu
Patti Abbott: Go Tell the Spartans
Randy Johnson: The Moonshine War
Scott Cupp: Hogfather
Todd Mason: Jazz is My Native Language: A Portrait of Toshiko Akiyoshi
Of related interest:
David Vineyard: The Gambler from Natchez
Ed Gorman: Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
Elizabeth Foxwell: Foreign Correspondent and Perry Mason
Frederik Pohl: Gustav Hasford and The Short-Timers (adapted for Full Metal Jacket)
George Kelley and Rick Robinson: Howard Shore's scoring for The Lord of the Rings
Ivan Shreve: The Petrified Forest
K. A. Laity: Magus
Marty McKee: Dirty Harry novels
Paul Bishop: The Quiet Village Podcast (John Barry and the Music of 007)
Rod Lott: Sanctum
Ron Scheer: Will Penny
Sara Gran: The Naked City
...and possibly more to come...
Slight correction: Magus is a review of a play. Still hastilily writing my TOF for Impromptu.
ReplyDeleteAh, but plays are A/V, too. Hence my inclusion of it here...but I'll happily bump it to Of Related Interest...
ReplyDeleteI gotta check out the Skidoo post. I finally got a copy of it. Groucho and Harry (and a bunch of others) in the worst. movie. evah.
ReplyDeleteI've got one, though the film shouldn't really deserve a second look.
ReplyDeleteWord Up: Crynna, a character name for your next fantasy novel.
Yes, but close to Crenna, as in Stallone's adversary in the mockeries of David Morrell's work...
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