Interview: Author Guy Gavriel Kay
Published January 03, 2007
To be specific about the current projects. Lions is being developed by Cathy Schulman (“Crash”) and Lorenzo di Bonaventura for Warner Brothers, with Edward Zwick to direct (and his Bedford Falls company are also producers). They are at second draft stage of the script. Much will turn on that second draft. Last Light is being developed by Robert Chartoff (“Raging Bull” and the “Rocky” films) and Ted Ravinett’s production companies and I’m currently working on that screenplay myself (which answers, I suppose, the question you didn’t ask: what are you doing next?).
Thanks for some challenging queries, I enjoyed doing this one.
Afterthoughts
There are some interviews you do, and sometimes you have a hard time coming up with questions for the interviewee. That was not the case in this situation and in fact just the opposite for a change. I've been fascinated by Guy Gavriel Kay's work since I first read the Fionavar Tapastry. He is one of the few authors whose work I read over and over again with as much enjoyment, if not more, as the first time.
I hope that those of you who didn't know the man before this interview will be inspired to obtain one or another of his books so that you, too can discover the pleasure he has brought me and countless others.
- Interview: Author Guy Gavriel Kay
- Published: January 03, 2007
- Type: Interview
- Section: Books
- Filed Under: Books: Fantasy, Books: History, Books: Literature and Fiction, Culture: Arts, Interviews
- Writer: Richard Marcus
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This article has been selected for syndication to Advance.net, which is affiliated with newspapers around the United States. Nice work!
I'd say this is possibly the best interview I've every read on BC Magazine!


Richard Marcus is a long-haired Canadian iconoclast who writes reviews and opines on the world as he sees it at 

That was a great interview: I really appreciated your focus on his work rather than the typical "how do you like promoting? What's your favourite colour?" questions with which so many authors are plagued.
Canadian stores do indeed have his books out in force and I'll be getting it ASAP.