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Cover to Cover #141: Gwyneth Jones / Vijaya Schartz

November 22, 2004 by Michael R. Mennenga

Life by Gwyneth JonesGwyneth Jones
A fictional account of a scientist would truly be science fiction, right? That’s what you’ll find in Gwyneth’s newest book, Life. It’s like traditional science fiction, but in its street clothes, if you will. Medical thrillers are quite popular, and we’re interested to see how this new real-world science fiction will do. And if you can wait a bit, Bold as Love, a modern-day fantasy tale, will be released next summer.
Website: gwynethjones.uk

White TigerVijaya Schartz
Vijaya is the president of the Arizona Authors Association and joins us to talk about her newest book, White Tiger. It’s a fantasy-romance tale which takes place after a science fiction tale ends with a crash landing on an alien planet. Start over kids. Oh, and deal with these aliens. Have fun!

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