Tuesday, 13 January 2009

Ask Alan!

Joe Gordon from Forbidden Planet International has been in touch to let us know that as a follow up to their cracking big interview with Alan Moore, conducted by Pádraig Ó Méalóid (Part One here, Part Two here), the pair have been talking about a follow-up interview ahead of the first part of The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Century, which is coming out this spring from Knockabout and Top Shelf.

Well the good news is that it's going to happen -- and the better news is that Alan has agreed to taking some questions sent in by readers as well as discussing Century.

“In March, before the publication of League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Century 1910, I’ll be doing another interview with Alan Moore, once again to appear on the FPI Blog," Padraig announces. "As well as talking to him about Century 1910 and other forthcoming work, he has agreed to a suggestion I made, which is that I should ask for questions from the general public.

"So, if you’ve any questions you’ve been burning to ask Alan, either comment here, where I’ll see them, or send them to me directly at pomealoid[at]yahoo[dot]com.

I should point out that, while I’ll do my best to ask Alan as many questions as I can from what I receive, I do reserve the absolute right to not ask something if I so choose.”

• More details on how to submit questions are on the FPI blog here

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