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Cover to Cover #214: George Zebrowski

April 17, 2006 by Summer Brooks 5 Comments

This week we kick things off by telling you about “Silent Universe”, a podcast that is doing something new and exciting.

Do you have an extra $500 laying around? Then buy the worlds most expensive book. If you buy a copy of Tom Corven the author is giving you something extra for your investment.

Special Notice: Not only is the book you’re going to hear about on the show good, but you simply must buy a copy of The Carpet Makers by Andreas Eschbach. He read it in 4 hours and highly recommends the book!

Macrolife by George ZebrowskiInterview: George Zebrowski talks about Macrolife. If you remember, this was the book that Evo thinks would “change your life.” We now get the man on to tell us more about this amazing look at life, the universe and the future. (Like, end of the world, future.) Tune in and listen, you’ll be glad you did.

Our library was full this week. We’ll tell you about the titles that made it into the studio

Filed Under: Cover to Cover Tagged With: science fiction

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  1. Karen from Kalifornia says

    April 18, 2006 at 11:35 am

    How did I miss this one? Macrolife sounds thought-provoking, and certainly will mesh well with BSG 2.0 right now.
    And no insult intended, if I had an extra $500 lying around, I could think of a couple of guys I’d give it to first.

  2. MadMexMario says

    April 18, 2006 at 3:08 pm

    Guys, you forgot to include the links to “The Carpetmakers” and “Light”. I really wish I had more time to read… Any chance they are available as ebooks?

  3. Andrea says

    April 18, 2006 at 4:31 pm

    I just listened today on my way home. Great interview I was sorry to see it end. I could of listened to that conversation for longer. So I stopped at the library and took out Macrolife. It sounds very interesting.

    As always after listening to this show my list of books to read has increased again. So little time…..

  4. Evo says

    April 18, 2006 at 4:00 pm

    All fixed up, MMM. Thanks for the reminder! My fault for not writing it down.

  5. Prospero says

    May 12, 2006 at 4:22 pm

    Guys, I know – german names are hard to pronounce sometimes. But Eschbach should sound like Ash-bech or so – not what I have heard.
    And you liked that book, well there a lot more – I don’t know if they are going to be translated soon – but if you buy “Die Haarteppichkn? – well…
    Ad Astra

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