Lavie Tidhar’s most recent book, An Occupation of Angels, is now available. He will be blogging all week for the Jewish Book Council and MyJewishLearning‘s Author Blog.
I’ve got a feeling that, in years from now, with many novels, novellas, and collections all out (I’ll have 3 novels out just next year, if it’s an indication), when oil becomes scarce and there’ll be a Chinese colony on the moon, I’ll still be that HebrewPunk guy. Continue reading here.
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You know, I hate to call anyone a liar, and it’s possible that your memory is playing you false, more likely that you misheard me, but I wouldn’t have said “what else is there?” There’s a whole lot more (i put chunks of it into Sandman, for a start). And I always point out Bilquis, the Queen of Sheba, a major character in American Gods, who is straight out of Jewish myth, when people ask.
Hi Neil,
I obviously can’t argue about memory, and I apologise if I got it wrong. The memory- real or otherwise – of that very brief conversation, however, was one of the factors leading to my trying to explore Jewish myths in fantasy – and the reason it stuck in my head the way it did. It is also quite possible I heard you wrong, of course, or that I just blocked out the part about the Queen of Sheba.
False memory or not, though, I’ve been grateful for that conversation ever since!
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