Hop on over to Up Against the Wall to see my reviews of these two films. Yes, it’s a bit late, but it took a while to work up the energy to write anything about Watchmen.
Category: Alan Moore
A Jam-Packed Spring Break
Spring break is meant to give a little breather mid-semester, but somehow it always ends up packed with things I can’t do during the semester proper. Things were off with a bang on Tuesday as I interviewed Alan Moore and Melinda Gebbie about Lost Girls for the Angela Carter conference in Northampton this June. Thank…
Crazy Haste
The next interview will be up later today; naturally, I have all the interviews at home while I’m here on campus and running like mad today, because I plan to head down to Bard to hear Liz Hand read between my classes. I will be announcing a new writing gig later this week. I just…
Cake or Death?
Thanks, scans_daily!
Melinda Gebbie Speaks
Once again smoky and Antonio Solinas have a terrific interview up at The Sardinian Connection, this time the fabulous Melinda Gebbie — she of the incomparably gorgeous art of Lost Girls. Melinda started off in the undergrounds and has been no stranger to controversy over the years. She talks about being compared to S. Clay…
Big Interview with Uncle Alan
Check out the five part interview with Alan Moore at the Sardinian Connection. It covers a lot of material, much of it focusing on Lost Girls. That’s advantageous for me as I’m trying to work up a proposal on the book for an Angela Carter conference next June in Northampton (yes, yes, there’s a connection…
More Moore — and More!
Part two of pal Pádraig Ó Méalóid’s interview with the Alan Moore is up at the Forbidden Planet blog (along with lots of other cool news, interviews, etc., so wander around and take a gander). I’m deeply envious that my pal Paul Hamilton is heading out to see Michael Palin and Terry Jones present “The…
Loopy Tuesday
While still reeling from the news that Russell T’s getting an OBE (wasn’t Saturday’s Davies-penned episode a lot of fun?), which I discovered as I was over at the Forbidden Planet blog reading my pal Pádraig’s interview with the ever-wonderful Alan Moore, I share with you news of Wrong Trousers Day! Mmmmmm — cheese, Gromit!
Publication: Up Against the Wall 10
Hurrah! After some unfortunate delays, the latest issue of Up Against the Wall is live. It includes our gift giving recommendations, as well as my reviews of the documentary The Mindscape of Alan Moore and the comedy The Rise and Rise of Michael Rimmer starring the ever-fabulous Peter Cook. As always the issue is chock…
K. A. Laity 