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Episode 25 with Cherie Priest

Episode 25 features my interview with author Cherie Priest. Cherie has written a number of books, including Four and Twenty Blackbirds, Wings to the Kingdom, Not Flesh Nor Feathers, and her most recent release is a steampunk adventure called Boneshaker set in late nineteenth century Seattle where a terrible accident causes people to turn into zombies. In her interview, Cherie says she wanted to make up a reason for the steampunk look of cap and goggles, and she has certainly created a compelling and entertaining one in Boneshaker. In the interview, she also talks about how she got started writing, what she's working on now, and what she likes to do in her spare time.

Featured on the episode are my reviews for Vikings: A History by Robert Ferguson, Jack: Secret Circles by F. Paul Wilson, The Unwritten, Volume 1 by Mike Carey and Peter Gross, and Boneshaker by Cherie Priest. If you'd like to purchase any of these titles, please click on the covers below :

The Vikings Jack: Secret CirclesThe UnwrittenBoneshaker

 

 

 

 

 

 

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For more updates and news, as wells as thoughts and comments about books and writing, be sure to check out the BookBanter Blog.

I'll see you next time, on February 15th, in Episode 26 featuring author David Grann, and we'll be talking all about his book, The Lost City of Z: A Tale of Deadly Obsession in the Amazon .

Thanks for joining me, and see you next time.

Alex C. Telander.

NEW REVIEWS


BREATHERS BY S. G. BROWNE The VikingsBBBBThere have been many books written on the Vikings, and everyone has their own stereotypical – and in most cases, inaccurate – idea of who the Vikings were and what they were like; media has done much to reaffirm these clichés.  Thankfully, there is The Vikings: A History by a “leading authority in the field of Scandinavian studies,” Robert Ferguson.
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BONESHAKER BY CHERIE PRIEST BoneshakerBBBB In an alternate America of the 1880s, Leviticus Blue invents a mining machine that is supposed to revolutionize the growing town of Seattle.  Instead he loses control of the Bone-shaking Drill Engine, which breaks loose and tears through the underground of Seattle, causing buildings and roads to collapse within the tunnels made by the machine.  Then a mysterious blight gas is released that somehow turns anyone who breathes enough of it into the living dead. CONTINUED. . .

THE UNWRITTEN BY MIKE CAREY AND PETER GROSS The UnwrittenBBBBIn their first full series collaboration since the award-winning Lucifer, writer Mike Carey and artist Peter Gross present The Unwritten: a unique story about tales and writing and magic, taking the reader on journeys into different and unusual worlds with some familiar and recognizable characters and some very unpredictable happenings. CONTINUED . . .

JACK; SECRET CIRCLES BY F. PAUL WILSON A Mage of None MagicBBB In the first of the young adult trilogy, Jack: Secret Histories, Jack and Weezy discovered a very unusual secret pyramid in the Pine Barrens.  And now Repairman Jack is back in Jack: Secret Circles, where another strange structure has been discovered, once again in the Pine Barrens. CONTINUED . . .

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