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.
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Hm... send me an email about what's going on for you. I just went to the iTunes Store for "Cover to Cover" and clicked on Show #236 in the list, and it started playing.
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.
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Enjoy