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An Interview with Cassandra Rose Clarke

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Allow me to take you back in time to the distant date of February 2nd, 2013.

I read a book.

I raved about a book.

That book was The Mad Scientist’s Daughter. Its author is one Cassandra Rose Clarke. Upon finishing the book I emailed John DeNardo of SF Signal and pleaded in my most obsequious voice to please be allowed to interview her for the site. He graciously agreed, made the arrangements, and I had the distinct pleasure of conducting said interview.

That interview in its entirety is now LIVE at SF Signal. Clarke was a lot of fun to interview and I would like to invite you to come on over, read the interview and join in on the conversation. Best part is: no spoilers for The Mad Scientist’s Daughter.

So come on, what are you waiting for? Let’s go see what makes this author tick.

9 thoughts on “An Interview with Cassandra Rose Clarke”

  1. The interview talks about “sfnal”, did you actually say that in conversation?

    1. No, the ‘conversation’ was written, but I did actually type it, yes.

      1. …forgot to mention I also liked the conversation. She sounds like an interesting person.

  3. Let me follow on to that – what does ‘sfnal’ mean btw? scifi…..Or is it just a pun on SF Signal?

    1. No problem, it means “science fictional”, not meant to be a pun on SF Signal. It is not something I came up with on my own, its something I’ve seen for awhile on the internet. Meant to denote that something has science fictional elements.

    1. I’m glad you enjoyed it Christine. I really appreciated Ms. Clarke taking the time.

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