How to pronounce“denn”in English

- Dennis Hopper is just sort of a dream dad.

Dennis and Amy play the most prominent of a group of ranchers that are really trying to expand their control and their influence

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: Yeah.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: Yeah.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: I started reading science fiction in grade five.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: Yeah.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: Pretty much.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: 51.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: Yeah.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: No.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: No, when I switched over to programming.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: Well, there's still a certain amount of programming going on.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: Well, I called it Time A Line, which is really bogus, but I needed a name.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: I have to.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: Yeah.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: OK, well, I originally did "Outland".

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: Yeah.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: Yeah.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: Yes.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: Well, the biggest single difference from my point of view is the amount of royalties.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: Well, the simple answer is Amazon.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: It's not actually a lot of work in the end.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: No.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: Jeff Brown is the guy's name.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: Yeah.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: Well, "Outland" was published January of 2015, so a little more than four years, five years if you include the lead time on that.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: Four and a bit, yeah.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: Oh, the short story, yeah, in the Colony series.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: Well, under development, the Bender books.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: That will be the next thing I'll work on as soon as "Bender" is out.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: It isn't really pressure.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: My preference would be for physical immortality.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: Yeah.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: No.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: Yeah.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: Well, in the book, none.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: Take away his rights.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: Yeah.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: Well, the first problem with post-scarcity civilizations is that, when people hear about them, they think,

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: I think so.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: You have to put some elbow grease in there.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: The thing is, that type of question hinges on your personality.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: I was an amateur astronomer when I was a teenager.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: Oh, that's total fabrication.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: Well, that's actually discussed quite regularly in the scientific articles and so forth.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: Then you got the Kuiper belt, which is outside of that.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: There are legal aspects to that.

DENNIS E. TAYLOR: Have to put the blinkers on and everything like that, and just not look.