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Cover to Cover #252: Glenn Yeffeth

March 5, 2007 by Summer Brooks 3 Comments

Michael and Michael explain the recent delays, and Michael A. gives the lowdown on his participation as an instructor at the ASU Writers Conference.

Voicemail: The Michaels answer a question on writing battle scenes, and wonders when the next episode of The Secrets will appear; Judy lets Michael R. know that she’s still writing, and still reading one of his books.

So Say We All
Finding Serenity

Interview: Mike Stackpole and Summer talk with Glenn Yeffeth of BenBella Books, and creator of the intriguing and entertaining Smart Pop Books collection. Glenn tells us how their pop culture series got it’s start, and how the interests of the fans and their passion for the topics they love guide BenBella’s choices of topics to publish a collection about. He also tells about how they find contributors to their varied collections, and how future technologies affect publishing and communications, and the working the international markets for certain fandoms.

Next up are more scientific collections, including “The Psychology of The Simpsons”, the upcoming “The Psychology of Harry Potter”, “The Psychology of Joss Whedon”, and a brand new “The Science Of” series, beginning with “The Science of Dune” and “The Science of Michael Crichton”.

The Library: New entries to the Library this week are Stealth Planet by Ray Blackhall, Cygnet by Patricia McKillip, Every Inch A King by Harry Turtledove, Un Lun Dun by China Mieville, Mainspring by Jay Lake, Slan Hunter by A. E. Van Vogt and Kevin J. Anderson, Darkness of the Light by Peter David, The Alchemist’s Apprentice by Dave Duncan, and Weavers of War by David B. Coe.

Submitting Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know!

Link: Smart Pop Books
Link: BenBella Books

Filed Under: Cover to Cover Tagged With: essays, science fiction

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  1. Lou Sytsma(Sit sma) says

    March 7, 2007 at 6:14 am

    Good stuff again, guys.

    The interview was much interesting than I thought it would be. Nice job.

    By coincidence I just picked up the Boarding the Enterprise book. Great line up of writers in it. For any original Star Trek fans I highly recommend it.

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  1. Whedon Books « Whedons World says:
    March 6, 2007 at 10:15 am

    […] 6th, 2007 by StevieB In my Google Alerts today I came across a podcast over at Dragon Page that has an interview with Glenn Yeffeth of BenBella Books, the publisher’s who brought us […]

  2. Pulp Gamer » Inside Track 024: Michael A. Stackpole, part 2 says:
    June 29, 2007 at 3:37 pm

    […] Mike also hosts The Secrets Podcast and co-hosts on Cover to Cover. […]

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