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Cover to Cover #167: Kelley Armstrong / K. L. Nappier

May 23, 2005 by Michael R. Mennenga 3 Comments

Haunted by Kelley ArmstrongInterview: First up, we talk with Kelley Armstrong about her new book Haunted. Kelley has a ton of fans, and this interview will not disappoint.

Full Wolf Moon by K.L. NappierInterview: K. L. Nappier then steps up to tell us about her new e-book Full Wolf Moon. Kathy’s book brings terror to a World War II Japanese internment camp. You don’t want to miss this one.

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  1. Hazelip says

    May 25, 2005 at 3:54 am

    I enjoyed this interview. I’d read Ms. Armstrong’s two werewolf novels, and I enjoyed them very much. If she does leap into the podio book waters, I would definitely subscribe to a feed of it.

  2. Prospero says

    May 25, 2005 at 2:50 pm

    Of course I would like to hear more about E-Books, Magazines and this Flash-thing. Oh, and about podio books of course. Especially about the podio books. 😉

  3. Chris_H says

    May 27, 2005 at 11:44 am

    Quick note, Papago park across from the Phoenix Zoo was a WWII POW camp for German submarine crews (probably same as the Nebraska camps) they wanted to take them totally out of their element and make them stick out as much as possible. A few escapes were successful but they were all caught very quickly due to their German accents and that really stuck out at the time.

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