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Interview at The Fix Short Fiction Review, with Marshall Payne, focusing on stories. |
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Award-winning writer John Kessel roasts the author. And yet he lives. |
Books Without Borders |
An essay on the state of bookselling, publishing, and trying to make a go of it against a stacked deck. | ||
| The Fantasy Life of Salons | On Mesmerism in the French salons of the 18th century, in Realms of Fantasy, Nov/December 2001 | Reprint available on the Endicott Studio of Mythic Arts site. | |
The Tale of the Puzzle of the Tales |
A history of The Arabian Nights, in Realms of Fantasy, August, 2001 | Reprint available on the Endicott Studio of Mythic Arts site. | |
Twice Encountered |
in DANCING WITH THE DARK, a collection of true ghost stories related by horror and fantasy writers, edited by Stephen Jones | Available in the UK via Amazon UK; and in the US through Barnes & Noble | |
Coloring Between the Lines |
An essay on what is sometimes called interstitial or slipstream fiction, that which is breaking out of genre boxes. |
on The Interstitial Arts site |
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Celtic Influence on Contemporary Fantasy Fiction |
Brigit's Feast, Spring 1999. |
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Interview at The Fix Short Fiction Review, with Marshall Payne, focusing on stories. |
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Award-winning writer John Kessel roasts the author. And yet he lives. |
Wolf Man: The Myth & the Science |
A Grinning Dog Pictures production, for the Discovery Global network series, Science Frontiers, on The Learning Channel in the U.S. Debut, October, 1996. |
"The Curse of Tutankhamun" |
A Grinning Dog Pictures production, for the Discovery Global network show TLC Presents. Debuted March 7, 1999. |
contents © 2005, Gregory Frost
Gregory Frost Interview in Locus Magazine