It was first acquired by Nuvomedia and then became part of Gemstar eBooks after Gemstar acquired Nuvomedia in 2000. Basically, that's because I have no budget, and hardly anybody wants to do such intensive work for free. I just wanted to talk to interesting writers whose books I liked, and doing a website was cheaper and faster than putting out a magazine. Hogan usually does two new interviews a month and is currently hoping to find a way to syndicate the content to independent bookstores or other online magazines. The interviews are insightful, funny and intelligent.
Hogan is a real fan, and it shows.
Gaiman is writing a journal in advance of American Gods, which details the work and feelings involved during the time between handing in the finished manuscript and the publication of the book. Send it . Use this version. E-mail this to a friend. Wired Digital Inc., a Lycos Network site.