"It's about power and it's about women and you just hate those two words in the same sentence, don't you?"
November 14
2008
The Write Environment mini-Joss-isode.
A wee sample (about 5 and a half minutes) of the first interview, with Just Joss. You can order the DVD
here at The Write Environment site.
Leaves ya wanting more.
[ edited by QuoterGal on 2008-11-15 05:41 ]
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ETA that this is a pretty perfect teaser.
[ edited by theonetruebix on 2008-11-15 03:34 ]
@theonetruebix | November 14, 18:19 CET
But cool video - the DVD will be on my Christmas list, this year!
Knuckleball | November 14, 18:43 CET
UnpluggedCrazy | November 14, 18:45 CET
@theonetruebix | November 14, 18:51 CET
I'll go back up on my cross now.
jeffreyunited | November 14, 18:57 CET
[ edited by jeffreyunited on 2008-11-15 03:59 ]
jeffreyunited | November 14, 18:58 CET
jlp | November 14, 19:08 CET
Sunfire | November 14, 19:11 CET
embers | November 14, 19:18 CET
I'm looking forward to seeing this - as soon as the shopping cart accepts my credit card.
Lioness | November 14, 19:27 CET
I'm almost kinda serious, 'cause of my wittle tats (coughmid-lifecrisiscough) - I always wanna know 'bout other people's wot I like.
I didn't notice that bit about Buffy Movie: Where It All Began in the intro - but I do look forward to hearing what Joss has to add to his already spicey remarks about the fil-um.
QuoterGal | November 14, 19:29 CET
jeffreyunited | November 14, 19:31 CET
Can you give us a link to where we can order a copy of this interview?
I must hear more!
Spacegirl3200 | November 14, 20:21 CET
@theonetruebix | November 14, 20:23 CET
QuoterGal | November 14, 20:44 CET
Spacegirl3200 | November 14, 22:47 CET
Why does he take the dustcovers off his hardbacks when they're shelved?
dreamlogic | November 14, 23:07 CET
@theonetruebix | November 14, 23:11 CET
jcs | November 14, 23:16 CET
Why does he take the dustcovers off his hardbacks when they're shelved?
Maybe he bought it secondhand ? Or he might just prefer the look/feel of it (I find hardbacks without their jackets nicely tactile - even though i'll shelve mine with the jacket on, I take it off when i'm reading the book).
The yellow book on the same shelf as 'Weapons' is (I think) "How do They do That ?", the thinner book near Roget's is probably "Dictionary of Scientific Literacy", again, sans jacket. There's a paperback between "Weapons" and "How ..." that looks like one of the old Penguin "Dictionaries of ..." (or maybe something from the "Oxford World Classics" line). So pretty much as you'd expect from a sci-fi writer, there're reference books about words and reference books about science ;).
Saje | November 15, 02:35 CET
Seems like a nice and interesting interview. I've always wanted to know more about the writing process on a tv-show.
Lucidmind | November 15, 03:31 CET
[ edited by jlp on 2008-11-15 14:18 ]
jlp | November 15, 05:17 CET
If you are really fussy, or if you have a special dust jacket you really want to preserve, you can cover it with some acid-free transparent stuff called "Brodart"- (a brand name, there are probably others- comes on a roll), which makes them much less likely to tear, and a little less slippery.
I have some, but I can't say actually use it much- it's easier just to take the jacket off when reading.
toast | November 15, 08:20 CET
Most of my used books came without jackets, but on books that do have them, I read 'em without and restore 'em when shelving. Oddly, it helps keep away dust from my preciousessss. Who knew?
One cool thing about DVDs with Joss-interviews is that they don't have or require dustjackets. Another good thing is that they come with Joss-words in 'em.
QuoterGal | November 15, 13:59 CET
That was an interesting snippet and I can't wait for my copy to show up. (Which should be any day now. *hope hope* )
I guess there is one thing all future interviewee's can learn from this is that we want a close up of his bookshelf. ;)
NYPinTA | November 15, 14:51 CET
@theonetruebix | November 18, 12:24 CET