Slice of SciFi #311: Interview With William F. Nolan (Author, Logan's Run) [ 56:43 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
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- The Commodore 64 is back!
- More people are cutting the cable.
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Interview: This week, we talk to author William F. Nolan. He wrote the original novel, Logan’s Run and is now working on a comic book series that takes place after the end of the novels.
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- Ender’s Game.
- Hit Girl is getting her own spin-off comic book.
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Summer,
This episode never made it to Itunes today. Just thought you should know.
should be fixed now!
Thanks.
I LOVED this interview. That is all.
I agree, your interview with William Nolan was great.
Now in regards to your comments on the Commodore, you forgot to mention a fact that will never change: Atari > Commodore
Atari 800 > Commodore 64
Atari ST > Commodore Amiga
Loved hearing from William F. Nolan. I also heard his other FarPoint interview at DragonPage.com – he talks about his craft and about his new book, Kincaid: A Paranormal Casebook.