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Cover to Cover #139: Greg Bear / James K. Burk

November 8, 2004 by Michael R. Mennenga

Dead LinesGreg Bear
We just had to get Greg on the show again when we found out that the SciFi Channel was developing his novels Darwin’s Children and Darwin’s Radio. Additionally, Dead Lines, a high-tech ghost story is out in stores. Fans of Greg’s hard-science fiction will be intrigued by his treatment to ghost stories.

James K. Burk
Jim has released High Rage, a fantasy novel, as well as several chapbooks of the magical realism genre at Yard Dog Press. Additionally, he contributed to the second Four Bubbas of the Apocalypse compilation.

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