In advance of Swan River Press‘ launch of Selected Stories by Mark Valentine, I’ve just interviewed the author. We talk about the persistence of human values and vision in the face of vast upheaval, outré heresies and Gnostic myths, and the Central European tradition in fantastic literature amongst other things. I’ll post the full interview on this site soon, but in the meantime, check it out here.
John Kenny
Writer – Editor
- About
- Bibliography
- Edited Publications
- Reviews
- A User’s Guide to the Millennium by J.G. Ballard
- Barnacle Bill the Spacer and other stories by Lucius Shepard
- Bigot Hall by Steve Aylett
- Black Robe by Brian Moore
- Booklife by Jeff VanderMeer
- Border Lines by John Walsh
- Cocaine Nights by J.G. Ballard
- Encore
- HARM by Brian Aldiss
- Harsh Oases by Paul Di Filippo
- Hothouse by Brian Aldiss
- Longsword by Thomas Leland
- Louisiana Breakdown by Lucius Shepard
- Malachi’s Return
- Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro
- No Country for Old Men by Cormac McCarthy
- Old Albert by Brian J. Showers
- Oscar and Lucinda by Peter Carey
- Rock Springs by Richard Ford
- Running Wild by J.G. Ballard
- Selected Stories by Mark Valentine
- Strange Epiphanies by Peter Bell
- The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay by Michael Chabon
- The Cripple
- The Floating Order by Erin Pringle
- The Gates of the Alamo by Stephen Harrigan
- The Good Life
- The Road by Cormac McCarthy
- The Tax Inspector by Peter Carey
- The Whisper Jar by Carole Lanham
- What If Our World Is Their Heaven?: The Final Conversations of Philip K. Dick
- When Evening Falls
- You by Nuala Ní Chonchúir
- Interviews
- A Canadian in King Arthur’s Court: John Kenny talks to Geoff Ryman
- Aliens Are Quite Nice Guys: John Kenny talks to Brian Stableford
- Another Sunny Day in Texas: John Kenny talks to Michael Moorcock
- Central Europe Between the Wars: John Kenny talks to Mark Valentine
- Contemporary Science Fiction Publishing in Ireland
- Even Graveyards are Filled with Stories: John Kenny talks to Mike Resnick
- From the Wellspring: John Kenny talks to James Patrick Kelly
- Geomancer Supreme: John Kenny talks to Walter Jon Williams
- Interesting Times: John Kenny talks to Ellen Datlow
- Libertarian with a Cause: John Kenny talks to Ken MacLeod
- Longsword and the Gothic Tradition: John Kenny talks to Albert Power
- On Acting, Writing and Editing
- On Saving Books: John Kenny talks to Ian Watson
- Strange Epiphanies: John Kenny talks to Peter Bell
- Tales from the Dark Side: John Kenny talks to Sam Millar
- The Art of Fusing Fact and Fiction: John Kenny talks to Brian J. Showers
- The Beauty, Wonder and Savagery of Human Love: John Kenny talks to Rosalie Parker
- The Ceremony of Transmutation Has Begun: John Kenny talks to Paul Di Filippo
- The Cyberpunk Technofeminist: John Kenny and Robert Neilson talk to Pat Cadigan
- The Eerie Tales of Lucy M. Boston: John Kenny talks to Robert Lloyd Parry
- The Kindness of Women: John Kenny and Pat Quigley talk to J.G. Ballard
- The Last Empire: John Kenny talks to David Brin
- The Supernatural Tale in Today’s World: John Kenny talks to R.B. Russell
- Contact
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Central Europe Between the Wars: John Kenny talks to Mark Valentine
Filed Under Aachen, Admiral Kolchak, Arthur Machen, Bruno Schulz, Central Europe, Charlemagne, Franz Kafka, Gnostic Myths, Gustav Meyrink, Istanbul, Leo Perutz, M.P. Shiel, Mark Valentine, Orhan Pamuk, Ottoman Empire, Prague, Russian Civil War, Selected Stories, St. Petersburg, Swan River Press, The Great War, Walter de la Mare, William Hope Hodgson, Wormwood
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