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My Favorite Bit: Watts Martin talks about KISMET

Watts Martin is joining us today with his novel Kismet. Here’s the publisher’s description: The River: a hodgepodge of arcologies and platforms in a band around Ceres full of dreamers, utopians, corporatists and transformed humans, from those with simple biomods to the exotic alien xenos and the totemics, remade with animal aspects. Gail Simmons, an itinerant

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My Favorite Bit: Tim Lees talks about STEAL THE LIGHTNING

Tim Lees is joining us today with his novel Steal the Lightning. Here’s the publisher’s description: In the newest Field Ops adventure, god hunter Chris Copeland must track down an enigmatic figure distributing shards of deities to unwitting citizens across the country Chris Copeland has a bizarre job, seeking out gods to convert into energy, but when

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My Favorite Bit: Laura Anne Gilman talks about THE COLD EYE

Laura Anne Gilman is joining us today with her novel The Cold Eye. Here’s the publisher’s description: In the anticipated sequel to Silver on the Road, Isobel is riding circuit through the Territory as the Devil’s Left Hand. But when she responds to a natural disaster, she learns the limits of her power and the growing

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Hypothetically: If I were going to adapt one of my short work for stage…

This really is hypothetical and not in the “secretly I have a deal” way we often use it. I’ve just been thinking about stage and theater and the adaptation of work to different media. The scripts I’ve written have largely been adaptations. All of them are a good fifteen+ years in my past, and before

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My Favorite Bit: Jaym Gates talks about UPSIDE DOWN

Jaym Gates is joining us today with her anthology Upside Down. Here’s the publisher’s description: Upside Down: Inverted Tropes in Storytelling is an anthology of short stories, poetry, and essays edited by Monica Valentinelli and Jaym Gates. Over two dozen authors, ranging from NYT-bestsellers and award winners to debut writers, chose a tired trope or cliche

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My Favorite Bit: Michele Fogal talks about ROOT OF THE SPARK

Michele Fogal is joining us today with her novel Root of the Spark. Here’s the publisher’s description: Dell has an unexpected spark that masculine and feminine energies create when swirled and fused inside a single person. But will this be enough to stop the age-old tide of fear and violence as it rises again? Born in

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My Favorite Bit: Ruth Vincent talks about UNVEILED

Ruth Vincent is joining us today with her novel Unveiled. Here’s the publisher’s description: Following the events of Elixir, Mabily “Mab” Jones’ life has returned to normal. Or as normal as life can be for a changeling, who also happens to be a private detective working her first independent case, and dating a half-fey. But then

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Woot! GHOST TALKERS is one of AudioFile’s best audiobooks of 2016!

I am so incredibly pleased and honored that AudioFile has picked Ghost Talkers as one of the best audiobooks of 2016. Also floored. Just to put this into perspective for folks who aren’t in the audiobook industry… The AudioFile Magazine editors maintain an archive of more than 40,000 reviews and pick the 2016 books from the list

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My Favorite Bit: Stephanie A. Cain talks about SHADES OF CIRCLE CITY

Stephanie A. Cain is joining us today with her novel Shades of Circle City. Here’s the publisher’s description: Chloe is Catholic, a cop, and conventional, not necessarily in that order. But when a run-of-the-mill burglary arrest goes bad, she ends up dead. Turns out there are worse things than having a bra that doesn’t fit right.

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