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My Favorite Bit: Uncanny Magazine Year Three Kickstarter — The Space Unicorn Flies Again!

Michi Trota is joining us today to talk about the Uncanny Magazine Year Three Kickstarter. About the Kickstarter: Over the last two years, three-time Hugo Award winner Lynne M. Thomas & four-time Hugo Award finalist Michael Damian Thomas ran the Uncanny MagazineYear One and Year Two Kickstarters. We promised to bring you stunning cover art,

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My Favorite Bit: Cat Rambo talks about ALTERED AMERICA

Cat Rambo is joining us today with her book Altered America. Here’s the publisher’s description: Steampunk fans will rejoice in the appearance of Altered America: Steampunk Stories, collecting Nebula and World Fantasy Award-nominated author Cat Rambo’s steampunk fantasies, including “Clockwork Fairies,” “Snakes on a A Train,” and “Her Windowed Eyes, Her Chambered Heart,” into a single

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My Favorite Bit: SL Huang talks about PLASTIC SMILE

SL Huang is joining us today with her novel Plastic Smile. Here’s the publisher’s description: Cas Russell, antisocial mercenary, has decided to Fight Crime. With capital letters, like in one of her friend’s comic books. After all, she has a real-life superpower: with her instantaneous mathematical ability, she can neuter bombs or out-shoot an army. And

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My Favorite Bit: David D. Levine talks about ARABELLA OF MARS

David D. Levine is joining us today with his novel Arabella of Mars. Here’s the publisher’s description: Since Newton witnessed a bubble rising from his bathtub, mankind has sought the stars. When William III of England commissioned Capt. William Kidd to command the first expedition to Mars in the late 1600s, he proved that space travel

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My Favorite Bit: Sarah Kuhn talks about HEROINE COMPLEX

Sarah Kuhn is joining us today with her novel Heroine Complex. Here’s the publisher’s description: Being a superheroine is hard. Working for one is even harder. Evie Tanaka is the put-upon personal assistant to Aveda Jupiter, her childhood best friend and San Francisco’s most beloved superheroine. She’s great at her job—blending into the background, handling her boss’s epic

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My Favorite Bit: Alyc Helms talks about THE CONCLAVE OF SHADOW

Alyc Helms is joining us today with her novel The Conclave of Shadow. Here’s the publisher’s description: The line between enemy and ally is thinner than a shadow’s edge. Ever since she saved the spirit guardians of China by selling out to her worst enemy, Missy Masters – a.k.a. the pulp hero Mr. Mystic – has

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My Favorite Bit: D. Lieber talks about CONJURING ZEPHYR

D. Lieber is joining us today with her novel Conjuring Zephyr. Here’s the publisher’s description: Retreating underground to escape a devastating ice age, humans build a new society. When magic is discovered and harnessed for survival, the citizens of Terrenus establish theories and principles of how to use it. Kai Stephenson is determined to prove magical

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My Favorite Bit: E. Catherine Tobler talks about THE KRAKEN SEA

E. Catherine Tobler is joining us today with her novel The Kraken Sea. Here’s the publisher’s description: Fifteen-year-old Jackson is different from the other children at the foundling hospital. Scales sometimes cover his arms. Tentacles coil just below his skin. Despite this Jackson tries to fit in with the other children. He tries to be normal

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Starred review for GHOST TALKERS in Publisher’s Weekly!

When starting a new project, there’s always that concern that it’ll fail. So, getting a starred review from Publisher’s Weekly is huge. Here’s my favorite part of the review of Ghost Talkers:  Kowal’s depiction of spiritualism is richly imagined, and its complications and consequences are thoughtfully considered. Her depiction of the Western Front includes diverse

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Ask a Puppet: Episode 3

After a hiatus, Lee the Puppet is back to answer your questions. In Episode Three, Lee answers these questions. Josh Storey – When an audio book is being recorded, how much does the author collaborate with the director and/or narrator on the way dialog is read? Jonathan Boynton – How do you figure out character motivations?

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My Favorite Bit: Christopher Husberg talks about DUSKFALL

Christopher Husberg is joining us today with his novel Duskfall. Here’s the publisher’s description: Pulled from a frozen sea, pierced by arrows and close to death, Knot has no memory of who he was. But his dreams are dark, filled with violence and unknown faces. Winter, a tiellan woman whose people have long been oppressed by

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My Favorite Bit: Curtis C. Chen talks about WAYPOINT KANGAROO

Curtis C. Chen is joining us today with his novel Waypoint Kangaroo. Here’s the publisher’s description: Kangaroo isn’t your typical spy. Sure, he has extensive agency training, access to bleeding-edge technology, and a ready supply of clever (to him) quips and retorts. But what sets him apart is “the pocket.” It’s a portal that opens into

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