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2006 online interviews
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Source |
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Fan Boy Radio |
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Date |
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Nov 2006 |
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Title |
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Fanboy Radio #349 - Alan Moore LIVE |
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Interviewer |
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Alex Musson |
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Link |
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http://fanboyradio.libsyn.com/index.php?post_id=152083
Direct link to podcast |
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Subjects |
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Alan Moore discusses his work, its impact, and comic books as a whole,
while answering live callers and the Fanboarders' questions.
Summary |
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Moore Work |
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Watchmen, The Moon & Serpent Bumper Book of Magi, Lost Girls, League of Extraordinary Gentlemen |
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Note |
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Podcast 64MB |
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Source |
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Mustard Magazine |
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Date |
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Nov 2006 |
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Title |
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An Afternoon With Alan Moore |
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Interviewer |
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Alex Musson |
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Link |
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www.mustardweb.org/issue6/alanmoore.htm |
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Subjects |
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upcoming projects, "on comedy, books, Hollywood adaptations of his work, drugs, music, resigning from DC in a 'snit', getting started in magic, four dimensional space time and a square mile of dirt in Northampton" |
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Moore Work |
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Jerusalem, Voice of The Fire, Watchmen, Birth Caul, ABC, Halo Jones, League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Promethea, Jack B Quick, Bojeffries Saga |
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Word Count |
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12,500 |
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Source |
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readysteadybook.com |
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Date |
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Oct 23 2006 |
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Title |
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- |
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Interviewer |
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Ismo Santala |
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Link |
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http://www.readysteadybook.com/Article.aspx?
page=alanmoore |
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Subjects |
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the artistic potential of erotic material, Kabbalah and imagination, changing working methods with Melinda Gebbie, Lost Girls' narrative structure and motifs, LG as character-driven pornography, effects of art and pornography, similarities between LG and From Hell, Jerusalem work in progress, League of Extraordianry Gentlemen III work in progress, break from writing comics, on constructing realities within society, the power of storytelling. |
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Moore Work |
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Lost Girls, Snakes & Ladders, From Hell, Black Dossier, Jerusalem, League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Moon & The Serpent, Unearthing (London: The City of Disappeareances - ed. Iain Sinclair), Grimoire |
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Word Count |
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6,450 |
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Source |
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morphizm.com |
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Date |
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Sep 19 2006 |
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Title |
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We are All Complicit |
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Interviewer |
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Scott Thill |
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Link |
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http://www.morphizm.com/recommends/interviews/
moore_lost.html |
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Subjects |
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on puratanism and fundamentalism, neo-conservative attiudes, recent wars, sexual awakenings, erotica and pornography, collaborating with Melinda Gebbie. |
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Moore Work |
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Lost Girls |
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Word Count |
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5,547 |
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Source |
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Sci fi.com |
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Date |
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August 07, 2006 |
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Title |
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Alan Moore leaves behind his Extraordinary Gentlemen to dally with Lost Girls |
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Interviewer |
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Dorman T. Shindler |
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Link |
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http://www.scifi.com/sfw/interviews/sfw13282.html |
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Subjects |
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on class attitudes to sex and pornography, publication history of Lost Girls, aims and artistic intent of LG, genesis of LG |
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Moore Work |
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Lost Girls |
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Word Count |
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2,754 |
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Source |
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AVClub.com |
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Date |
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2 Aug 2006 |
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Title |
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- |
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Interviewer |
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Noel Murray |
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Link |
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http://www.avclub.com/content/node/51180 |
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Subjects |
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pornography and guilt, sexual attitudes, relationship with Melinda Gebbie, narrative structure of Lost Girls, influence of Victorian and Edwardian pornography, influence of Robert Crumb, on obscenity statutes and censorship, the financial return on his work |
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Moore Work |
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Lost Girls |
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Word Count |
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4,800 |
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Source |
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comicbookresources.com |
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Date |
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May 25 2006 |
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Title |
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Finding The Lost Girls With Alan Moore |
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Interviewer |
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Adi Tantimedh |
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Links |
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Part One
Part Two
Part Three |
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Subjects |
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social function of pornography, relationship beween sex and war, artists working within pornography genre, sexual reading of LG source texts, on preparing for possible outcries, The Rite Of Spring as prelude to modern age |
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Moore Work |
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Lost Girls |
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Word Count |
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11,000 |
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Source |
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Cinescape.com |
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Date |
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April 2006 |
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Title |
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The Virtues of Vice |
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Interviewer |
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Kurt Amacker |
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Links |
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Part One
Part Two |
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Subjects |
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cultural attitudes to pornography, sexual metaphor in LG source texts, collaboration with Melinda Gebbie, LG as anti-war text, on the function of art, on the nature of prose in contrast to film |
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Moore Work |
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Lost Girls, Watchmen |
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Word Count |
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7,240 |
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