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There’s a new ep up! Yes, already. This is the one with the things in it we couldn’t quite squeeze into our live episode. Grab it from iTunes, by direct download or stream it on the site.

EPISODE 31

In which we do a quick (ha) awards round up and squee about the Swancon that ( Read more... )

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There’s a new episode up! Grab it from iTunes, from direct download, or stream it on the site.

EPISODE 23

In which we greet a brand new year with discussion about digital media, awards, books, feminism, feedback, more books, anti-heroes, gender roles and take a look at what to look ( Read more... )

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Our special spoilerific book club episode of Galactic Suburbia is available for streaming, download and at iTunes! We separated this from our other episodes so that people who haven’t read the featured novel - Liar by Justine Larbalestier - could easily skip it.

SHOW NOTES:

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As I tweeted earlier in the week, is there anything better than getting a box of books from Aqueduct Press? I can’t think of any other publisher from whom I order books by the case. I haven’t even opened it yet, I am saving that pleasure for when my day needs a bit of a lift. ( Read more... )

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Day 19 - Favorite book cover (bonus points for posting an image!)

For once I’m just putting up one answer! Though as usual, struggling not to put up one of my own!


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Some thoughts raised by the recent episode of The Coode Street Podcast, featuring Locus editor/debut novelist Amelia Beamer:

Amelia’s first zomromcom novel The Loving Dead sounds all kinds of awesome and if I hadn’t already pre-ordered it, I would be doing so on the strength of this ( Read more... )

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So was anyone else bizarrely entranced by the finale of Lost, despite having never watched it apart from occasional glimpses and one random episode after it was already universally judged to have jumped the shark?

Or was it just me?

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