Cover to Cover #205: Tim Pratt

Show Notes
The Strange Adventures of Rangergirl by Tim Pratt.

Featured:
We talk with Tim Pratt about his book The Strange Adventures of Rangergirl. If you like tales that step away from the norm, then this is the book for you.

- Also on the show:
- We remind you that the Call for Graphics is coming to a close.
- We tell you what that grid thingy is on the side of the website
- Library. (The books of the week.)

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1. Vanamonde says on February 13th, 2006 at 1:06 pm :
   

   Juice tried to download this episode twice, anybody else experiencing problems with the feed?

   
2. Michael R. Mennenga says on February 13th, 2006 at 1:22 pm :
   

   Must just be you dude. Everything here is clicking along fine.

   
3. Daniel Emery says on February 13th, 2006 at 5:02 pm :
   

   I really enjoyed listening to the interview.
   Tim Pratt also has a short story set in the Rangergirl universe up on his Rangergirl website. You find a review of the short story and a link to it on episode 21 of Brief Glimpses of Somewhere Else at http://seeker.libsyn.com
   The short story is a lot of fun to read, so go check it out!

   
4. Mark in NY says on February 14th, 2006 at 12:32 pm :
   

   Evo: Checked on “contemplative” and, according to three different on-line dictionaries (including the Merriam-Webster), both pronunciations are valid.

   
5. Richard Scott says on February 14th, 2006 at 9:55 pm :
   

   Get Sean McMullen on. I have not read any of this new series you have talked about, but his Greatwinter saga is execellent.

   http://www.bdsonline.net/seanmcmullen/

   
6. Karen from Kalifornia says on February 15th, 2006 at 7:12 pm :
   

   A definite addition to my To Be Read List. Santa Cruz is the home of the Banana Slugs, you know.
   A tea-cast? Oh, please. Better yet, considering the success of the Beer Donations on Wingin’ It, how about a breakfast ‘cast. You could talk about the lovely lox sent to you from your fans in NY, or the bacon from Canada. We could be on to something here….

   
7. J.R. Murdock says on February 19th, 2006 at 8:43 pm :
   

   So I’m perusing my local B&N and what do my little eyes see. A shiney new book, just for me.

   The Strange Adventures of RangerGirl has just hit the top of my to-read pile.