Tim Powers on writing fantasy
Tim PowersMy thoughts on writing fantasy stories -- what they're made of and how they're made.
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My First Convention, and Philip K. Dick
On the July 4th weekend of 1971, Roy Squires and I drove up to San Francisco in Roy’s 1953 Austin Healey to attend the Westercon science fiction convention.
On the July 4th weekend of 1971, Roy Squires and I drove up to San Francisco in Ro...
Early Days
Only a year or two ago I learned that I have a BA degree – in English, achieved in 1976.
Only a year or two ago I learned that I have a BA degree – in English, achieved in 1976. I always suspected that I had it, but since I didn’t go to th...
"My Lord Is Often Thus" -- Humor
In 1991 when I was doing research for my book Last Call, my wife and I drove (in a 20-year-old old Chevy Suburban, like the characters) to Las Vegas, where booksellers Lou and Myrna Donato introduced us to a woman called Louigi Baker. She h...
"My Name Is Inigo Montoya ..." Revenge Stories
In Peter O’Donnell’s excellent novel The Impossible Virgin, his character Modesty Blaise remarks, “I’ve always thought that death puts an end to the possibilities of revenge.”
I paused, looked up from the book, and thought, What if it didn...
New York in the Window -- A Few Thoughts on Endings
One of the reasons I’m not crazy about poetry readings is that you generally can’t tell when a poem has ended. The poet stands up there with a piece of paper, reading in measured tones, and there comes a pause … which goes on for several se...
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I live in San Bernardino, California, with my wife and various cats and dogs. I've had 19 novels published, all science fiction and/or fantasy.
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