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Aaron Irber interviews Tim Powers on I Might Believe in Faeries Podcast

Friend of the blog Aaron Irber interviews favorite author Tim Powers on his podcast I Might Believe in Faeries. I enjoy listening because I enjoy Powers’ work, but I also like to see if the interpretations I put on his books in my reviews match up with what he says he’s trying to do.

I feel pretty good that in this interview Powers says he feels like he is in the pulp tradition, and names like Lovecraft and Burroughs. I feel like he is a living link to the older traditions of wondrous adventures.

Books by Tim Powers

Last Call
Expiration Date
Earthquake Weather

Forsake the Sky

Hide Me Among the Graves

Nobody’s Home

The Drawing of the Dark

Dinner at Deviant’s Palace

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