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Interview: Sam McDonald
- Thread starter Gary Oswald
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This is an entire branch of AH I didn't know existed!
Gary has a talent for finding those.This is an entire branch of AH I didn't know existed!
This rings very true to me:
As I've said countless times, I don't think being a critic has made me a better writer in the slightest. However, I do think being a writer has made me a better critic.
Now, all that being said, I do feel a bit of pressure at times. I worry that everyone will have higher expectations of me because I am a critic. But reviewing a working of art, and making a work of art, are two very different skill sets.
As I've said countless times, I don't think being a critic has made me a better writer in the slightest. However, I do think being a writer has made me a better critic.
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To echo something discussed in the interview: do feel audio drama is enjoying a bit of a mainstream boom at the moment, between Jordan Peele doing one with many familiar names and Spotify finally getting to slap "A SPOTIFY ORIGINAL" over another drama starring Julianne Moore and Oscar Isaac.
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- North Alabama
And here I was thinking I was fairly up on audio dramas and AH! (Makes note of titles to potentially listen to/review for the blog later on).
FriendlyGhost
Haunting history in a good way
I know it's just a typo, but I can't help visualising these people going around inspecting hedges...The series follows the only pair of privet investigators in Progress.
More seriously, it's nice to read about something which I have absolutely no idea about. I've listened to a few audiobooks, but the closest I've come to an audio drama is Orson Welles' famous War of the Worlds broadcast. Now all I need to do is find some more hours in the day...
I could see Terry Pratchett doing something with that one.I know it's just a typo, but I can't help visualising these people going around inspecting hedges...