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Show Notes: Interview with Karen Miller
Interview: Michael, Summer, Michael and Lorrie talk with Karen Miller, author of the fantasy duology Innocent Mage and Awakened Mage.
Karen talks about her Kingmaker, Kingbreaker series and the universe it’s set it, about writing fantasy, and her upcoming new series which should hit US shelves in April 2008.
It’s a series that hooked Lorrie from the start, and that’s saying something.
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[...] Karen Miller talked with Dragonpage Radio about The Innocent Mage and The Awakened Mage, as well as her upcoming Godspeaker trilogy, which will launch this Spring with Empress. You can listen to the podcast here. [...]
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Later,
Lyle