Suggestions for Podcast Episode on "Peace"

Fred Kiesche · 12 Nov 2013, 16:32 · from 2013-November.txt.gz

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From: godelescherbach at gmail.com (Fred Kiesche)
Date: Tue, 12 Nov 2013 11:32:31 -0500
Subject: (urth) Suggestions for Podcast Episode on "Peace"
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Greetings:

I'm involved in a podcast related to the genre site SF Signal. The podcast
is called The Three Hoarsmen (long story). In our most recent episode, we
took a look at Samuel R. Delany's "Nova". In our December or January
(sometimes these things slip!) episode, we're planning on covering Gene
Wolfe's "Peace".

One thing that we always include in our podcast notes are links to websites
that the listener can go to. I've already thought of the Neil Gaiman essay
(found at F&SF's site) "How to Read Gene Wolfe". Does anybody have any
other suggestions of sites I should include?

And, anybody able to point to any essay (online or off) that I can point my
co-hosts to in order to help us prepare for Gene Wolfe in general and this
book specifically?

Thanks much!

-- 
F.P. Kiesche III

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