Martin Skidmore joins Mark Sinker and Elisha Sessions to discuss the first space-travel story of the series, and the first truly obscure find, “Beyond the Reach of Storms” by Donald Malcolm. As always, Elisha reads excerpts at the front of the programme. Music includes “Firekeeper” by Red Planet.
Next - “The Red Brain” by Donald Wandrei
Written by Tracer Hand on Tuesday, April 22nd, 2008 | 307 views |
A Bite of Stars, a Slug of Time, and Thou burrows insensibly into the science fiction short stories of SF's Golden and Silver Ages. The pulp and avant-garde writing of ca. 1935-65 has fallen out of public memory; hosts ELISHA SESSIONS and MARK SINKER and their astounding guests return for eight weeks to this forgotten motherlode, once bedrock of the entire field.
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Pete on April 25th, 2008
Why are space explorers always “flying into god?” Its really bad form, and the gods are always rubbish too!