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Five Questions with MK Hobson
MK Hobson was a recent Off the Shelf guest whom Simeon cornered for an additional 5 Questions. Hobson is up for a Nebula Award for her novel The Native Star, and her second book in the series, The...
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Fantasy and Mystery Author Barbara Hambly on Off the Shelf
We were so pleased to welcome this episode’s guest, Barbara Hambly, a well-established writer who seems able to turn her hand to any genre with the same aplomb. Our only problem was how to fit in all...
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Interview with author Kristine Kathryn Rusch
Kristine Kathryn Rusch spends a great deal of time exploring “what if.” She writes science fiction, fantasy, romance and mystery. A Hugo Award winning editor and a co-publisher of Pulphouse, not to...
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Fantasy and Mystery Author Barbara Hambly on Off the Shelf
We were so pleased to welcome this episode’s guest, Barbara Hambly, a well-established writer who seems able to turn her hand to any genre with the same aplomb. Our only problem was how to fit in all...
View ArticleFebruary Events at Bookstacks
Snow! Blizzards! Mother Nature is doing her best to encourage us to curl up on the sofa with a cup of tea and a good book. Or to head into Second Life for a book discussion. I hope you can join us for...
View ArticleMarch Cozy Mystery Discussion
Join Lludmila Mirrikh at the Pub in Awen for a discussion of A Small Death In the Great Glen by A D Scott scheduled for Monday, March 26 at 11am PST and Tues. March 27 at 5pm PST. In the Highlands of...
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Off the Shelf Interview with Gail Carriger
In Episode 8, Kghia and Simeon interview Gail Carriger, the author of Soulless, Changeless, and Blameless. Gail combines urban fantasy, or rather urbane fantasy, with Steampunk and a generous dose of...
View ArticleFive Questions with Barbara Hambly
You may remember when Simeon Beresford answered these five question, he mentioned Barbara Hambly’s Bride of the Rat God twice. It and several of the author’s other works have just become available as...
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Interview with author Kristine Kathryn Rusch
Kristine Kathryn Rusch spends a great deal of time exploring “what if.” She writes science fiction, fantasy, romance and mystery. A Hugo Award winning editor and a co-publisher of Pulphouse, not to...
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Fantasy and Mystery Author Barbara Hambly on Off the Shelf
We were so pleased to welcome this episode’s guest, Barbara Hambly, a well-established writer who seems able to turn her hand to any genre with the same aplomb. Our only problem was how to fit in all...
View ArticleFebruary Events at Book Stacks
Snow! Blizzards! Mother Nature is doing her best to encourage us to curl up on the sofa with a cup of tea and a good book. Or to head into Second Life for a book discussion. I hope you can join us for...
View ArticleMarch Cozy Mystery Discussion – Professional Book Reviews Online
Join Lludmila Mirrikh at the Pub in Awen for a discussion of A Small Death In the Great Glen by A D Scott scheduled for Monday, March 26 at 11am PST and Tues. March 27 at 5pm PST. In the Highlands of...
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Book Review Bloggers: Off the Shelf Series Interview with Gail Carriger
One of the Best Book Review Websites Presents Off the Shelf Series Interview with Gail Carriger In Episode 8, Kghia and Simeon interview Gail Carriger, the author of Soulless, Changeless, and...
View ArticleBook Review Blog: Five Questions with Barbara Hambly
Book Review Outline You may remember when Simeon Beresford answered these five question, he mentioned Barbara Hambly’s Bride of the Rat God twice. It and several of the author’s other works have just...
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Thebookstacks.org Interview with Author Kristine Kathryn Rusch
Kristine Kathryn Rusch spends a great deal of time exploring “what if.” She writes science fiction, fantasy, romance and mystery. A Hugo Award winning editor and a co-publisher of Pulphouse, not to...
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