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Cover to Cover #446: Patricia Briggs

March 15, 2011 by Summer Brooks 2 Comments

News: Mike and Mike talk about Borders filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, and the ripple effects those store closings may create through the rest of the books and publishing industry, in addition to the shifts in sales of physical books and ebooks.

River Marked by Patricia BriggsInterview: This week, Patricia Briggs joins the guys to talk about her newest book, River Marked, the 6th and newest book in her Mercy Thompson series. In this story, she not only explores Mercy’s Native American heritage, but also delves into a true monster tale.

Patricia talks about some of the social exploration she delves into through her urban fantasy universe, and about the research she does in various cities and locations to work those into her stories, including the river monster for River Marked!

Link: Patricia Briggs Official Website

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  1. Blair Gubernath says

    April 20, 2011 at 5:57 am

    Hi Mike and Mike I love the podcasts and I’m so very happy you’re here to offer advice. I remember that you guys commented on the fact that the benchmark for e-readers is when they got down to $99 dollars. That that price was some kind of threshold to open the flood gates. Well i just found out that KOBO now sells their wireless e-reader for $99 dollars. What are your thoughts if any on that news. Or if you mentioned it already and I missed those comments I apologize for the repetition. Good Luck with all future projects! :o)

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  1. SF Signal says:
    March 21, 2011 at 10:30 pm

    SF Tidbits for 3/22/11…

    Interviews/Profiles The Dragon Page interviews Patricia Briggs (podcast).SFF Audio interviews John Joseph Adams (podcast).The World SF News Blog interviews Nick Mamatas. Andrew Bayer interviews Steven Erikson.T.J. McIntyre interviews Tanith Lee.Erin Un…

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