Paul Cornell's House of Awkwardness
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| Blog Name: | Paul Cornell's House of Awkwardness |
| Url: | http://paulcornell.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Doctor Who, writer, Paul Cornell |
| Description: | A blog about the life and work of the writer Paul Cornell. |
| Popularity: | 59 Followers |
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Let's try that again...
The poll indicates you lot think that next year's Hugo Short Form Drama nominations will be: Doctor Who; Dollhouse; Lost; True Blood and Fringe. My own bet, now it becomes clear that The Prisoner will probably be eligible for Long Form, is: Doctor Who; Dollhouse; L0st; Flash Forward and Stargate Universe. It was hard to choose between True Blood and Flash Forward. Both deserve it, but the
The poll indicates you lot think that next year's Hugo Short Form Drama nominations will be: Doctor Who; Dollhouse; Lost; True Blood and Fringe. My own bet, now it becomes clear that The Prisoner will probably be eligible for Long Form, is: Doctor Who; Dollhouse; L0st; Flash Forward and Stargate Universe. It was hard to choose between True Blood and Flash Forward. Both deserve it, but the
Telefantasy Hugo Game, Dark X-Men Preview
For those of you not reading on Blogger, go have a look at the poll on the right of the blog over there. I'll wait. Ah, there you are again, that didn't take long. The wisdom of crowds has spoken, and it says that the five Hugo nominees for the Short Form Drama category next year will be episodes from:Doctor Who.Dollhouse.Lost.True Blood.Fringe.Now, of course the poll doesn't allow for
For those of you not reading on Blogger, go have a look at the poll on the right of the blog over there. I'll wait. Ah, there you are again, that didn't take long. The wisdom of crowds has spoken, and it says that the five Hugo nominees for the Short Form Drama category next year will be episodes from:Doctor Who.Dollhouse.Lost.True Blood.Fringe.Now, of course the poll doesn't allow for
It's Black Widow Day!
The first issue of Black Widow: Deadly Origin, by me and artists Tom Raney and John Paul Leon, is in your comic shops today if you're in the US, Thursday in the UK. I did a fun phone interview about it a couple of days back, the results of which can be found here.We've got three covers, no less, by Adi Granov, Greg Land and Tom himself. I'm very proud of the series, and I hope you enjoy it.
The first issue of Black Widow: Deadly Origin, by me and artists Tom Raney and John Paul Leon, is in your comic shops today if you're in the US, Thursday in the UK. I did a fun phone interview about it a couple of days back, the results of which can be found here.We've got three covers, no less, by Adi Granov, Greg Land and Tom himself. I'm very proud of the series, and I hope you enjoy it.
When It Changed on Radio 4
It was good to hear Geoff Ryman, the editor of the anthology I have a story in, When It Changed, on BBC Radio 4's Material World, talking in their science strand about the book, the scientists and writers involved, and Mundane Science Fiction. You can listen (and I always have to say, yes, even if you are outside the UK) here. The presenter, Quentin Cooper, doesn't quite get what Mundane is to
It was good to hear Geoff Ryman, the editor of the anthology I have a story in, When It Changed, on BBC Radio 4's Material World, talking in their science strand about the book, the scientists and writers involved, and Mundane Science Fiction. You can listen (and I always have to say, yes, even if you are outside the UK) here. The presenter, Quentin Cooper, doesn't quite get what Mundane is to
Clockwork Storybook
It's with great pride and some surprise that I find I've been asked to join the Clockwork Storybook group of writers. These guys: Mark Finn; Daryl Gregory; Marjorie Liu; Chris Roberson; Matt Sturges; Bill Williams and Bill Willingham aspire to be a kind of modern-day version of the Inklings, the group of drunkards who bothered the landlord of the Eagle and Child in Oxford by never buying more
It's with great pride and some surprise that I find I've been asked to join the Clockwork Storybook group of writers. These guys: Mark Finn; Daryl Gregory; Marjorie Liu; Chris Roberson; Matt Sturges; Bill Williams and Bill Willingham aspire to be a kind of modern-day version of the Inklings, the group of drunkards who bothered the landlord of the Eagle and Child in Oxford by never buying more
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