Mechanical Pulp
Lisa Kuznak, Ian BarrFiction, poetry, thoughts. Posts when the dopamine hits. Your mileage may vary, or your money back.
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Films Aren't Books (and vice versa)
This isn’t going to be a rant about adaptations—we all know about those. I’m talking storytelling, and how to not let one medium influence another (too much.) So that’s the basic premise of the post, now let’s get on with it.
But for the s...
Surprise Livestream with Lisa Kuznak and Ian Barr!
Hi! Your favourite Canadian indie scifi/fantasy authors Ian Barr and Lisa Kuznak yack about books, movies, writing, how much gen AI sucks ass, etc etc.
(Just a heads up, we cuss a bit. Mature audiences only.)
We also upload to YouTube so...
Kuznak and Barr, Part Three: The Revenge
Hi! Your favourite Canadian indie scifi/fantasy authors Ian Barr and Lisa Kuznak yack about books, forest fire smoke, Mary Brown’s Chicken and Taters, etc etc.
(Just a heads up, we cuss a bit. Mature audiences only.)
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Ian B...
Review: The Wolf's Hour by Robert R. McCammon
I bought this book purely for the ridiculous premise on the back, and for the cover. I had never heard of it before, but I saw it at my local used bookstore, took one glance at it and knew I had a stupid gem in my hands. I needed it on my s...
Lisa Kuznak and Ian Barr: Canada Day Edition
Hi! Your favourite Canadian indie scifi/fantasy authors and yack about Canada Day stuff, our beefs with CanLit, and other things.
(Just a heads up, we cuss a bit. Mature audiences only.)
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Ian Barr:
Synthetic Magic [Amazo...
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