Writer/Translator Graham Earnshaw Will be Interviewed Live on Talk Show The Biblio File
Springfield, MO, February 28, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Chris Meadows will be interviewing writer, journalist, translator, and publisher Graham Earnshaw on his live talk show podcast The Biblio File. The interview will be recorded live, and will take place on Saturday, March 7th at 7 p.m. Eastern/4 p.m. Pacific time. After Meadows completes his interview, Earnshaw will take questions from the call-in audience, and questions can also be submitted via email to robotech@eyrie.org.
The interview will focus on the wuxia (Chinese fantasy) novel The Book and the Sword by Louis Cha, which Earnshaw translated and published through the Oxford University Press, the publishing industry, modern-day China, and Earnshaw's life and times.
Graham Earnshaw is editor-in-chief of Xinhua Finance News, managing director of Corporate Communications for XF, and also CEO of SinoMedia Ltd, a company based in Shanghai specializing in publishing and translation. He has a varied background, including a career as a journalist during which he served as Beijing bureau chief for both Reuters and the London Daily Telegraph, and Reuters editor for Asia. He has written a number of books, including a China travel guide, and the translation of a Chinese kung fu novel, published in 2004 by Oxford University Press. He plays and writes music and has commercially issued two CDs of his own songs. He has lived mostly in Shanghai since 1995 and believes that the future of the world is being created in two places -- the Internet and China. He lives happily at the intersection of the two.
Earnshaw's website is http://www.earnshaw.com. He may be reached by email at graham@earnshaw.com, or by phone at (86) 139 016 68748.
The Biblio File is the live call-in talk show hosted by Chris Meadows via the TalkShoe podcasting service. The focus of this show is books and the publishing industry. Guests and audience members may call in by ordinary telephone or Voice-Over-IP and participate in the discussion, as well as share comments by text-based chat. The show can be streamed live or downloaded as an mp3 podcast after recording ends.
In prior shows, Meadows has interviewed authors Diane Duane, Sharon Lee, and Steve Miller regarding their use of the "Storyteller's Bowl" publishing model, conducted a lengthy interview with author Peter S. Beagle about his career and works, spoken to Mercedes Lackey and Steve Libbey about their podiobook podcast "The Secret World Chronicle," interviewed P.C. Hodgell about her Kencyr novels, and interviewed Phil and Kaja Foglio about their Girl Genius webcomic. For more information on The Biblio File, see http://terrania.us/biblio/. For more information on TalkShoe, see http://www.talkshoe.com.
Chris Meadows also writes for the TeleRead.org e-book/publishing industry blog at http://www.teleread.org
Chris Meadows may be reached via email to robotech@eyrie.org
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The Biblio File
http://terrania.us/biblio/
Email: robotech@eyrie.org
Skype: robotech_master
The interview will focus on the wuxia (Chinese fantasy) novel The Book and the Sword by Louis Cha, which Earnshaw translated and published through the Oxford University Press, the publishing industry, modern-day China, and Earnshaw's life and times.
Graham Earnshaw is editor-in-chief of Xinhua Finance News, managing director of Corporate Communications for XF, and also CEO of SinoMedia Ltd, a company based in Shanghai specializing in publishing and translation. He has a varied background, including a career as a journalist during which he served as Beijing bureau chief for both Reuters and the London Daily Telegraph, and Reuters editor for Asia. He has written a number of books, including a China travel guide, and the translation of a Chinese kung fu novel, published in 2004 by Oxford University Press. He plays and writes music and has commercially issued two CDs of his own songs. He has lived mostly in Shanghai since 1995 and believes that the future of the world is being created in two places -- the Internet and China. He lives happily at the intersection of the two.
Earnshaw's website is http://www.earnshaw.com. He may be reached by email at graham@earnshaw.com, or by phone at (86) 139 016 68748.
The Biblio File is the live call-in talk show hosted by Chris Meadows via the TalkShoe podcasting service. The focus of this show is books and the publishing industry. Guests and audience members may call in by ordinary telephone or Voice-Over-IP and participate in the discussion, as well as share comments by text-based chat. The show can be streamed live or downloaded as an mp3 podcast after recording ends.
In prior shows, Meadows has interviewed authors Diane Duane, Sharon Lee, and Steve Miller regarding their use of the "Storyteller's Bowl" publishing model, conducted a lengthy interview with author Peter S. Beagle about his career and works, spoken to Mercedes Lackey and Steve Libbey about their podiobook podcast "The Secret World Chronicle," interviewed P.C. Hodgell about her Kencyr novels, and interviewed Phil and Kaja Foglio about their Girl Genius webcomic. For more information on The Biblio File, see http://terrania.us/biblio/. For more information on TalkShoe, see http://www.talkshoe.com.
Chris Meadows also writes for the TeleRead.org e-book/publishing industry blog at http://www.teleread.org
Chris Meadows may be reached via email to robotech@eyrie.org
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The Biblio File
http://terrania.us/biblio/
Email: robotech@eyrie.org
Skype: robotech_master
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