Deep, profound, insightful disciples of Middle Earth. Good discussion also between the book and the movie.

I think this pretty much sums up the issue. Ellison rants about the common misconception that writers should work for free. A little coarse language involved.

For his 90th birthday, Arthur C. Clarke has three wishes. He wants evidence of extraterrestrial life, he wants us to give up our dependence on fossil fuels and he wants to see peace in Sri Lanka. May they all come true.

As with the comment on the page there, I still don’t know what the book is about but the interview was very funny. He vocally tells a good story, I would suggest the book would be entertaining also.

A wonderful look at the most famous nonsense written for childish amusement in the world. It's nice that such wholesome sites are still available for our younger readers to marvel at our American adaptations. Not one cynical remark was made as to my goodness what was Alice doing with that old man!