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Cover to Cover #169: Kevin J. Anderson / Gerard Readett

June 6, 2005 by Michael R. Mennenga 3 Comments

Show Notes
Scattered Suns by Kevin J. Anderson.
Roadworks by Gerard Readett.

Scattered Suns by Kevin J. AndersonThis week Michael, Summer & Joe in the studio to talk with Kevin J. Anderson about his new book, Scattered Suns, latest in his “Saga of Seven Suns” series. It’s a great conversation with a very talented writer.

RoadworksAfter that, Summer and Michael fire up Skype for an international call to Gerard Readett. Gerard’s new book is called Roadworks, and deals with a futuristic world where traffic is taken over by computers. Of course the problem with that is computers crash, and things go boom.

Our library is full of books, and we tell you about some of the more interesting ones that come in each week.

Evo reads some comments from our giving fans.

Filed Under: Cover to Cover Tagged With: science fiction

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  1. Magess says

    June 8, 2005 at 7:22 pm

    Bahahahahaha. Fluff the wood indeed.

  2. Robin says

    June 10, 2005 at 12:34 am

    Roadworks reminds me of an old story, whose author just slips my mind, called “The Roads Must Roll”, in which a union shuts down the transportation system. Wonder if Readett might have drawn from that? A very cool story, btw.

  3. Gerard Readett says

    June 21, 2005 at 4:21 am

    Actually I’ve never heard of The Roads Must roll although I have read some of Heinlein’s books.
    In Roadworks the road, rail and underground networks are deliberately crashed, the inner city car parks are blocked and terrorists menace to blow up hotels where the heads of state of the Western World are staying for a NATO conference.
    Some of the ideas might seem familiar but as far as I’m aware no one has yet brought all of them together.
    Also the terrorists demands are for the West to spend a small part of their military budgets for humanitarian purposes.

    Hope this helps
    Gerard

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