'Perverse Technology': Dan Mitchell & Simon Ford interview J.G. Ballard
Thu, 08/14/2008 - 15:41 — Anonymous
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The following written interview with J.G. Ballard was first published in issue 1 of Hard Mag in 2005. It was conducted by Dan Mitchell and Simon Ford, the publisher and editor respectively of the magazine, and was intended to follow up some of the quest...
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