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Cover to Cover #81: Scott Nicholson / Justin Gustainis

September 29, 2003 by Michael R. Mennenga

The Harvest by Scott NicholsonScott Nicholson
Scott is always a welcome edition to our show, and returns to speak about The Harvest, his latest “Appalachian Gothic” novel. Referred to as Deliverance meets Invasion of the Body Snatchers, it deals with the encroachment of modern technology and civilization into the pristine and native environment. Oh, and aliens. Green ones. Or just one big one. Read the book to figure it out.

The Hades ProjectJustin Gustainis
Sometime science doesn’t go quite the way you want it to. In The Hades Project, innocent diddling with the space-time continuum opens up a gate to hell. And that pretty much ruins your whole day. The story takes on some crime-thriller aspects and Vietnam flashbacks. I love the smell of brimstone in the morning.

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