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Wednesday, August 30, 2006
11:56:00 AM EDT
Hearing Poisoning Pigeons in the Park -- Tom Lehrer
So, wanna see what I look like and talk like when I'm giving a lecture? Cincinnati's public television station came down to a talk I was giving on science fiction and taped me as I blathered on the topic for more than an hour, and has now made a streaming version of the video available online. Among other things, I give two readings during the course of the lecture, including part of the first chapter of Old Man's War and a short story you won't otherwise find anywhere online. Here's a link to a page that will pop up a standalone video player; I'm currently the top-most entry. If you prefer to have the video play in a browser window, here's a link for that.
My observations on myself -- I need to say "uhhhh" less. Other than that? Reasonably decent blatheration.
Written by johnmscalzi Blog about this entry
11:56:00 AM EDT
Hearing Poisoning Pigeons in the Park -- Tom Lehrer
Me, Blathering
So, wanna see what I look like and talk like when I'm giving a lecture? Cincinnati's public television station came down to a talk I was giving on science fiction and taped me as I blathered on the topic for more than an hour, and has now made a streaming version of the video available online. Among other things, I give two readings during the course of the lecture, including part of the first chapter of Old Man's War and a short story you won't otherwise find anywhere online. Here's a link to a page that will pop up a standalone video player; I'm currently the top-most entry. If you prefer to have the video play in a browser window, here's a link for that.
My observations on myself -- I need to say "uhhhh" less. Other than that? Reasonably decent blatheration.
Written by johnmscalzi Blog about this entry
This entry has 4 comments: (Add your own)
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They gave the Hugo to Robert Charles Wilson, actually, for his novel "Spin." That award was, in fact, richly deserved, and Bob, who has been nominated for the award a number of times before, was due the recognition. I was delighted to see him win it; by that time I had won the Campbell and was happy to let the Hugo get past me. This year, at least.
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Today, Cincinnati... tomorrow, Cleveland!
Even a juggernaut is slow outof the gate, and he usually doesn't have a cool new best author award.
Who'd they give the Hugo(?) to? Probably some zipperhead who didn't deserve it as much as you. You should have had Athena go over aznd spill fruit juice on his shirt right before the awards. -
Dear john,
I love reading Old Man's War! You rock! Agent for the Stars reads very well too and it is so ingenious and funny!Ghost Brigades is spooky!(Smurfette is shivering)na, never! Keep it up!
hugs,natalie
9/1/06 5:18 AM