Sin & Sci-fi in the 60s: France Books’ Paperback Writers
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Sin & Sci-fi in the 60s: France Books' Paperback Writers is a video podcast and hopefully one day also a book (and maybe even more). The long-format episodes are also available as audio podcasts.
Discover the fascinating characters who wrote sordid novels for this publisher from 1962-1963. A true crime writer, the most prolific Canadian writer ever, a Who's Who of sci-fi writers, and..
Sin & Sci-fi in the 60s: France Books’ Paperback Writers
4M ago
Rob & Greg muse over sci-fi & Rob covers The Hugo Awards, Hugo Gensback, & René Guyon, the lone Frenchman at France.
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Sin & Sci-fi in the 60s: France Books’ Paperback Writers
8M ago
Rob chats with musician Erik Knear about his oeuvre, and about his late father, France writer Michael E. Knerr.
Some samples of Erik's work:
"Its All Adding Up" • Its All Adding Up ~ Erik Knear
"Pi (Between He4ven and 3arth)" • Pi (Between He4ven and 3arth) ~ Erik ...
"Michael Knerr" • Michael Knerr
"What Was That You Said To Me" • What Was That You Said To Me  ..read more
Sin & Sci-fi in the 60s: France Books’ Paperback Writers
10M ago
Join host Rob Huffman as he discusses France Book’s Cleopatra’s Blonde Sex Rival (F-15) from 1962 by Walt Vickery with W. Paul Apel, author of the newly published I Watched Football Early the Day I Died: The Lost Ed Wood Frank Leahy Screenplay. They talk plenty about Wood, too. And how this France book was considered "Evil Literature" in Ireland. Leahy, of course, coached for the Fighting Irish at the University of Notre Dame.
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***And check out Aoife Bhreatnach's podcast, Censored (she’s the one the helped with the details conce ..read more
Sin & Sci-fi in the 60s: France Books’ Paperback Writers
10M ago
A short-story writer for France Magazines…but also “the most significant figure in 20th century American science fiction publishing”! Join Rob and Greg as they dig into David Grinell...aka Donald A. Wollheim! Sin & Sci-fi in the 60s: France Books' Paperback Writers is a video podcast (with some being available as audio podcasts)...and hopefully one day also a book (and maybe even more). Discover the fascinating characters who wrote sordid novels for this publisher from 1962-1963. A true crime writer, the most prolific Canadian writer ever, a Who's Who of sci-fi writers, and the person who ..read more
Sin & Sci-fi in the 60s: France Books’ Paperback Writers
1y ago
With Greg and Rob on assignment, Shirley briefly covers the literary achievements of George H. Smith in celebration of his one-hundredth birthday.
“Narakan Rifles, About Face!” by Jan Smith aka George H. Smith:
https://www.gutenberg.org/files/31519/31519-h/31519-h.htm
“Benefactor” by George H. Smith as told by Chip Slater:
https://youtu.be/vwtcpk3AZV4
Note: “The Unending Night from 1964 was begun by Marion Zimmer Bradley.”
Sin & Sci-fi in the 60s: France Books' Paperback Writers is a video podcast (with select audio podcasts)...and hopefully one day also a book ..read more
Sin & Sci-fi in the 60s: France Books’ Paperback Writers
1y ago
Rob and Greg talk with writer-editor-publisher Jean Marie Stine. She might not have written for France…but she knew a lot of folks that did! And she knew the agent of many of them, too. From Edgar Rice Burroughs to Ed Wood, Jr., from Ace Books to Essex House. Did Bjo Trimble save Star Trek…or was it Martin Luther King, Jr.? Tune in and relive the sin and the sci-fi of the 60s. (Bonus points for knowing who played Captain Kirk on Star Trek!--Hahaha!)
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Sin & Sci-fi in the 60s: France Books’ Paperback Writers
1y ago
In episode one, Rob & Greg tease the hell out of the series.
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