In this Locus podcast, we have Andy Duncan calling in from Frostburg State University in Maryland, and Ellen Klages in San Francisco. Their conversation is wide-ranging and eclectic, including: Moby Dick, doing background research, pleasure reading, genre labels, awards juries, reading to learn how to write, and more. I hope you’ll enjoy listening as much as we enjoyed recording.
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I was introduced to Moby Dick when I attempted to read it in 12 hours haha. Yeah. Didn’t happen. Started it at 8 pm the night before the AP exam. Had to use The Awakening instead.