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Cover to Cover #235: Tim Lebbon

September 18, 2006 by Summer Brooks 3 Comments

Dusk by Tim Lebbon
Dawn by Tim Lebbon

Interview: This week, Michael and Summer talk with dark fantasty/horror author Tim Lebbon about his new fantasy duology, Dusk and Dawn, exploring a world that had lost it’s magic through the changes imminent as magic returns and faction struggle to control the new magic.

Wonder of wonders, “Cover to Cover” actually received a voicemail message!

Scott from Tucson chimes in on the show format experimentation for “Cover to Cover”, and yes, we’re still playing around with future C2C structures.

Submitting Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. You can now leave a voicemail comment in the comments section of the show, leave a message on the voicemail lines for “Slice of SciFi” or “Wingin’ It”, or just email Michael with a comment you’ve recorded yourself!


Filed Under: Cover to Cover Tagged With: dark fantasy

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  1. ditto says

    September 22, 2006 at 11:37 am

    Hey guys, I don’t have the cast handy so I was looking for the link to the site that emails you public domain lit. Can you post it? Thanks!

  2. John Dodds says

    October 4, 2006 at 4:36 am

    Really enjoyed your interview with Tim. I’ve only read his short work so far – WHITE is fantastic. Will definitely look out these two novels now. I like it that you cross over into fantasy and horror, too, so work that straddles these boundaries is always interesting to me. I can’t at the moment think of other authors that are genre-benders, but would be great to hear interviews with some of them who break out of the structures of just SF, just horror, and the like.

  3. charles says

    September 19, 2007 at 4:43 am

    The website for daily or periodic great books is

    http://www.dailylit.com

    Enjoy

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