Episode 22: The best publishing house in Old North Australia

<p>In this special episode, Perry and David speak to Rob Gerrand, Bruce Gillespie and Carey</p> <ul><li>Norstrilia Press Interview <ul><li>How Norstrilia Press got started</li> <li>Coming up with the name</li> <li>Philip K. Dick - Electric Shepherd</li> <li>Stanislaw Lem article sets off controversy</li> <li>The Altered I (workshop book)</li> <li>Rob Gerrand's involvement</li> <li>The View From the Edge</li> <li>Moon in the Ground by Keith Antill</li> <li>Other SF publishers in Australia</li> <li>Typesetting</li> <li>Sales and Distribution</li> <li>Roles of Carey, Bruce and Rob</li> <li>Dancing Dragons by Damien Broderick</li> <li>Transmutations</li> <li>Stellar Gauge - Dreaming Dragons - Roger Zelazny poems</li> <li>Academic studies of SF in the U.S.</li> <li>Dreaming Dragons</li> <li>Lavington Pugh by Jay Bland</li> <li>Getting Reviews</li> <li>The Plains by Gerald Murnane</li> <li>Dreamworks anthology</li> <li>An Unusual Angle by Greg Egan</li> <li>In the Heart or in the Head by George Turner</li> <li>Landscape with Landscape by Gerald Murnane</li> <li>Funding problems</li> <li>Down Deep scandal</li> <li>Looking back on it</li> <li>The role of Hyland House</li> </ul> </li> <li>Wind-up</li> </ul> <p><a href='https://wp.me/paV2KN-7o'>Click here for more information and links.</a></p> <p>Image: the logo of Norstrilia Press against a starry background (composite created by David Grigg).</p>