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Cover to Cover #71: Mark Tiedemann / Tee Morris

July 21, 2003 by Michael R. Mennenga

Peace & MemoryMark Tiedemann
When Mark Tiedemann sets out to do something, he makes it big! He created an entire universe to set the Secantis Sequence in, so that he’d have plenty of material!

Unlike many other series of books, Mark takes full use of time to introduce new characters for each of his books. It’s not necessary to read them in… sequence, for each book stands well on it’s own. If you like aliens and humans mixed up in a galactic border dispute, then Peace and Memory, as well as the rest of the Secantis Sequence, is right up your alley.

Mark is published with Meisha Merlin Publishing, an up and coming small press that is worth checking out.

Tee Morris
The self-described “guest that wouldn’t leave”, Tee Morris joins us to catch up and to rant a little more about the Farscape cancellation. Tee will be coming out for CopperCon in September, and we plan on having him in the studio for a live and in-person interview.

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