Join Diamond Bay Radio for a celebration of the Japanese science fiction author, Izumi Suzuki. In this episode, we interview Daniel Joseph, translator, about the first anthology of Suzuki’s science
What a shame. The possibilities of an Asian American t.v. series, in which a woman martial artist could simultaneously kick ass and reprise the role of David Carradine seemed infinite to me. And ye
Ted White on Rogue MagazineLISTEN TO THE PODCAST [on diamond bay radio] Special guest, Ted White, joins Diamond Bay Radio to tell the story of his early career as a jazz writer, when he was hanging a
There is a whiff of something strange going on when the Beinecke Library at Yale University hosts an interview with the translator and activist Donald Nicholson-Smith. Is it just an anomaly? Nope.
To be honest, the original Kung Fu series with David Carradine influenced me far beyond any normal, healthy degree that a person should be influenced by a dumb television show. And it was dumb. Th
Join us for the long-lived ninth issue of Zapf.Punkt. Download your free copy from Diamond Bay Press: Zapf.punkt 9 (Spring Equinox)Download from Diamond Bay Press In this issue, we present the Decode
When the Russian monarchy collapsed into nothingness, many writers were left starving in flats along the Arbat in Moscow. The decade that followed was accompanied by wildly futuristic visions, by po
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The amazing thing about Ted White is his fantastic memory. In a multi-hour interview, sponsored by the heroic team at Fanac, the editor, author, music-critic, and guru of science fiction fandom was i