More “Cover to Cover” Episodes
Cover to Cover #120: Tamara Thorne / Russel Like
Tamara Thorne
Tamara has released her latest book, Thunder Road. Well known for her horror and ghost stories, Tamara blends her traditional fare with UFOs, cults and serial killers.
Russell Like
Russel has recently released his second novel, A Bowl of Fruit, A Whale in the Woods. This odd sounding book deals with a cast of eclectic characters traveling through paintings to access alternate reality [Read more...]
Cover to Cover #356A: More Listener Feedback
Voicemail: Zorknot in Nashville comments on the iPhone Kindle App and the Kindle 2; Sir Nerdco adds his opinions to audio portion of the Kindle 2 discussion; Sir Nerdco lets Stackpole know that the Fortress Draconis podcast led to his purchase of 2 sets of the Dragoncrown War Cycle.
More voicemail: Patrick from N Phoenix is curious what opinions might be on the Author's Guild's opposition to the Kindle 2's text-to-speech feature; Arkle weighs in on ancillary materials for books, sliding over into extra merchandising options; Shane from Sydney comments on ancillary materials for erotica [Read more...]
Cover to Cover Suggested Reads
Reading Diary #16: WebGenii's Reads
This is WebGenii, with an installment from my Reading Diary. So, what have I been reading lately? [Read more...]
Reading Diary #15: WebGenii's Reads
This is WebGenii, with an installment from my Reading Diary. So, what have I been reading lately? [Read more...]
Reading Diary #14: WebGenii's Reads
This is WebGenii, with an installment from my Reading Diary. So what have I been reading lately? [Read more...]
Reading Diary #13: WebGenii's Reads
This is WebGenii, with an installment from my "Reading Diary". It's been a busy fall, but I have been reading! [Read more...]
Dragon Page Reviews
Review: "Star Trek FAQ" by Mark Clark
As a solid Trek fan I am always on the lookout for good books on the franchise, and Star Trek FAQ comes through in spades. [Read more...]
Review: "Ready Player One" by Ernest Cline
It's a little intimidating to review a book that has been so widely (and positively) reviewed. For authors, I think it would be useful to study this campaign and see what has made it so successful. [Read more...]
Review: "Discount Armageddon" by Seanan McGuire
The world is a fairly orderly place, talking mice, gorgons, Chupacabra... these are things of fairy tales, mythology and supermarket tabloids. Not so in Seanan McGuire's new novel Discount Armageddon, the first book in her new InCryptid series. [Read more...]
