Interviews.

[Bob]

Hello there, Mr. Moorcock.

Me and a few friends intend to start our own web magazine in the coming months and, if all goes well, I would very much like to be able to interview you. Naturally, I gather you would like to view the site first and see if it was to your taste before giving an answer but, for the moment, I am curious as to whether this would be a possibility?

Thanks for your time :)

[Michael Moorcock]

I'd be glad to. Just remember that I'll be away from a compputer a fair bit of this year. Your best time will probably be this coming May.
Good luck with the webzine.

[Bob]

Hello again, Mr. Moorcock.

With regards to the proposed interview, I was curious as to what format would be preferable or easiest for you. An e-mail interview would maybe be the quickest method but, I fear, this will lack a great deal of personality if it is simply formal questions. What you reckon?

Thanks again :)

[Michael Moorcock]

I think it will be fine to do an email interview. Most of those I do, these days, are email. :D

[Bob]

I have put the interview together and it is now ready to be recieved by you!

Thanks again :D

[Michael Moorcock]

I look forward to it.

[Bob]

Sorry to seem like a pest, or naive, but where do I send it?

[Michael Moorcock]

Sorry. I thought you had an address. Give me one to which I can send one!

[Bob]

Breakdown of communication there :)

[email protected]

[Michael Moorcock]

OK. Back on track!