The WELL: inkwell.vue.170: Ellen Datlow, editor, Sci Fiction

#126: Ellen Datlow (ellen-datlow) Fri 17 Jan 03 15:43

Fri, 17 Jan 2003 15:43:00 PST

Here's my sign-off--I _really_ have to get some work done if you want to see stories coming out in SCIFICTION and a YBFH #16!!

It was great fun.

Thanks Martha --I tried it from my website's Interview page and sure enough we get back here. [Read entire topic]

#125: Jon Lebkowsky (jonl) Fri 17 Jan 03 10:33

Fri, 17 Jan 2003 10:33:00 PST

Thanks, Jack! And thanks, Ellen! Great discussion.

Feel free to keep talking. [Read entire topic]

#124: Jack Womack (jack-womack) Fri 17 Jan 03 09:05

Fri, 17 Jan 2003 09:05:00 PST

It's been real. Well, sort of. Thanks, Ellen! Thanks, Martha! Thanks, everybody! [Read entire topic]

#123: Martha Soukup (soukup) Thu 16 Jan 03 20:58

Thu, 16 Jan 2003 20:58:00 PST

Stays right here. Same bat url, same bat station. [Read entire topic]

#122: Ellen Datlow (ellen-datlow) Thu 16 Jan 03 20:46

Thu, 16 Jan 2003 20:46:00 PST

Thanks for having us Martha. I think Jack's relieved :-) we never talk THIS often! Where does it go from this url once we're done (so I can change the link from my website, which is, btw: www.datlow.com [Read entire topic]

#121: Gail Ann Williams (gail) Thu 16 Jan 03 17:14

Thu, 16 Jan 2003 17:14:00 PST

Thanks for the insights! [Read entire topic]

#120: Martha Soukup (soukup) Thu 16 Jan 03 17:03

Thu, 16 Jan 2003 17:03:00 PST

Today's the last full day!

And I'd like to thank both of you, Ellen and Jack, for a great conversation.

It's not that you have to stop tomorrow, by the way, it's just that we unlock the shackles. [Read entire topic]

#119: Ellen Datlow (ellen-datlow) Thu 16 Jan 03 15:06

Thu, 16 Jan 2003 15:06:00 PST

Jack, isn't it tomorrow that we end?

I'd like to leave the audience laughing with relief that we're done--unless there are last minute questions....

I'm off to see the play _Adult Entertainment_ by Elaine May and with Jeannie Berlin in it--after spending much of the day hanging out with Eileen Gunn, who is in town visiting for a few days.

The KGB reading last night with Greg Frost and Kate Bernheimer went wonderfully well. We had a large crowd. We all went to dinner at the Kiev afterwards--about 25 of us! And the service, for the first time was awful even though the food, as usual was great. Two new waitresses who couldn't speak English and who couldn't/wouldn't figure out our bill. Otherwise it was a wonderful eve. Greg read from his new horror novel FITCHER'S BRIDE, a bluebeard story from Tor BOoks and Kate read some of her brief fairy tales. Both held us all spellbound. Photos eventually on my site, once my webmaster gets to it. [Read entire topic]

#118: Jack Womack (jack-womack) Thu 16 Jan 03 07:29

Thu, 16 Jan 2003 07:29:00 PST

When they finally opened the area up enough last March so that you could actually walk down Church Street, directly along the site, the only heartening thing I felt was how startlingly sun-filled it now was in that part of downtown.

It'll be a good ten years before anything is built down there, I think. In the paper this morning I was reading about delays in getting the new building started where 7 World Trade stood -- evidently some of site owner Larry Silverstein's bankers are not pleased by the loss of office space that will be caused by his leaving space to cut Greenwich Street back through, but more to the point, he still hsas no tenants signed to rent space in the rebuilt structure.

Ellen, I believe today is the end of our two weeks' discussion. Am I believing correctly? If so, how do you want to leave our audience? Laughing? Thinking? Breathing a sigh of relief? [Read entire topic]

#117: Ellen Datlow (ellen-datlow) Wed 15 Jan 03 21:03

Wed, 15 Jan 2003 21:03:00 PST

Constance, I don't think it's heresy. It's an interesting pov that no one (as far as I know) has addressed. Too bad you couldn't give your input. [Read entire topic]