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Cover to Cover #188: Greg Keyes / Laura Anne Gilman

October 17, 2005 by Michael R. Mennenga 3 Comments

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The Charnel Prince by Greg Keyes
Curse The Dark by Laura Anne Gilman

The Charnel Prince by Greg KeyesWe love getting guests in the studio, and we especially love it when they are authors of Greg Keyes’ caliber. Greg stops in to talk to us about his upcoming book The Blood Knight. It is not out in stores yet, but we get an inside scoop on what to expect. And we get to talk about some of the authors more interesting hobbies. If you’re a fan of Greg’s, this is the show for you.

Curse the Dark by Laura Anne GilmanNext up, Laura Anne Gilman tells us about Curse The Dark. This book is Book 2 of “The Retrievers” series.

This week’s Library Segment features some music. Mark Gunn brings us Irish Drinking Songs For Cat Lovers.

Something you have to hear to appreciate…

Filed Under: Cover to Cover Tagged With: fantasy, urban fantasy

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  1. Phil says

    October 20, 2005 at 3:28 am

    Irish drinking songs for cat lovers: This is a perfect example of why Mr Gunn should never be allowed near a recording studio again!My cat wasn’t impressed either.

  2. Evo says

    October 20, 2005 at 1:00 pm

    Phil – You and your cat aside, I can only say that the throngs of screaming fans Marc had at his recent Dragon*Con appearance hold a differing opinion of the talent and worthiness of Marc. Nor have I polled my cat. Heck, I don’t even like my cat.

  3. Phil says

    October 21, 2005 at 6:22 am

    Ah well that’s the problem with our transatlantic cousins, a very stange sense of humour (and spelling. Of course having been to gigs in the states, most of the audience scream so much they can’t hear the band.

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