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Cover to Cover #218: James Patrick Kelly

May 15, 2006 by Summer Brooks 7 Comments

Also on the Show:

  • Thanking a couple people that sent them gifts.
  • First is a box of tea and goodies sent in by the folks from Baycon.
  • Chris from Volcano Hawaii sent in 4 boxes of chocolate covered Macadamian Nuts.
  • If you get a chance, check out GalactiCast.
  • Lots-o-books arrived in the library this week.
  • And things finish up with a listener Voicemail.

BurnInterview: On the show this week James Patrick Kelly talks about his book Burn. This is a far-future story about an Amish-like civilization living on a planet in the midst of being terraformed. Check it out.


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  1. Andrea says

    May 16, 2006 at 11:42 am

    I put Burn on my list at the library. I actually loved reading Walden by Thoreau back in grammer school I believe. Sounds right up my alley. I remember all my friends thinking I was nuts for gettting into it when we were reading it.

  2. Andrea says

    May 16, 2006 at 11:50 am

    Oh yeah and You didn’t put the link to Kelly’s website on here.

  3. Vanamonde says

    May 16, 2006 at 5:50 pm

    I’ll just join the crowd and point out the wiki entry on Napoleon at:

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Napoleon_I_of_France

    So his life covered 18/19th centuries.

  4. Dave C says

    May 17, 2006 at 7:55 am

    Evo, you taking history pointers from a guy that can’t pronounce Napoleon let alone spell it??? Heard of the 1812 Overture? I’m sure you have. Everyone loves the cannons in it. Wikipedia has a good article on it, but suffice to say, it is about Russia beating the crap out of Napoleon’s army. The easy way to remember the time is to realize that he took control after the French Revolution.

  5. P.G. Holyfield says

    May 19, 2006 at 8:17 pm

    Yes, history (unless we go a few hundred years further back) must not be ‘in your wheelhouse.’ 🙂 Remember the Louisiana Purchase? 1803? Napoleon gives up about a 1/4 of America to Jefferson for a nickel or two?

  6. John Dodds says

    May 21, 2006 at 4:03 am

    Hi, Dragons

    Really enjoyed your interview with James. I’ve read some of his shorts, and will definitely seek out Burn.

    I’ve only recently discovered podcasts (only got my first I-pod in April), and your show is my top listening. Been through a whole bunch of them so far and I just love listening.

    I’ve given you (and Escape Pod) a plug on by Blog, incidentally. Look forward to more good listening.

    John, Edinburgh, Scotland

  7. John Dodds says

    May 21, 2006 at 4:03 am

    Hi, Dragons

    Really enjoyed your interview with James. I’ve read some of his shorts, and will definitely seek out Burn.

    I’ve only recently discovered podcasts (only got my first I-pod in April), and your show is my top listening. Been through a whole bunch of them so far and I just love listening.

    I’ve given you (and Escape Pod) a plug on by Blog, incidentally. Look forward to more good listening.

    John, Edinburgh, Scotland

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