Yog's Notebook, blog edition
Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Author Interview: Mathew Russell
Mathew Russell wrote "Electric Judas", about an android's attempt to understand his creator.
Q: What's the best thing you've read recently?
A: American Gods by Neil Gaiman.
Q: What motivates you to write science fiction or horror?
A: Dreams mostly, and also the ways in which the past effects the future.
Q: What's lurking under your bed?
A: The bogeyman. He's trapped beneath the rubbish I have under there and keeps yelling for someone to help him out.
Q: Do you have any hobbies or interests outside of writing and sf/horror?
A: History, Art, Technology, Music and sleeping in.
That's the last of our summer authors. We've really enjoyed the stories in this issue, and hope you will too.
Q: What's the best thing you've read recently?
A: American Gods by Neil Gaiman.
Q: What motivates you to write science fiction or horror?
A: Dreams mostly, and also the ways in which the past effects the future.
Q: What's lurking under your bed?
A: The bogeyman. He's trapped beneath the rubbish I have under there and keeps yelling for someone to help him out.
Q: Do you have any hobbies or interests outside of writing and sf/horror?
A: History, Art, Technology, Music and sleeping in.
That's the last of our summer authors. We've really enjoyed the stories in this issue, and hope you will too.
Labels: interview, science fiction, sf
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