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Cover to Cover #147: Bill DeSmedt / Tee Morris

January 3, 2005 by Michael R. Mennenga

Singularity by Bill DeSmedtInterview: Bill DeSmedt’s debut novel Singularity is making quite a splash at the booksellers. Recently named as Barnes & Noble as a Top 10 Novel of 2004, it’s filled with just enough science to keep hard SF fans like myself interested, and balanced nicely with a great story of espionage and intrigue for fans of fast paced fiction.

Billibub Baddings and the Case of the Singing SwordInterview: Sometimes we’ve just got to do our follow-ups. That usually means calling Tee Morris to see what’s going on. You’ll recall Tee as the author of Billibub Baddings and the Case of the Singing Sword, though I don’t think we talked much about it in this interview!

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