The Bookworm Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Ed and Producer AL go through the book news, then play some of our most requested interviews. Creators talked to include Ed Cox, Holly Black, Cassandra Clare and Cecil Baldwin.
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Yet again, the station is besieged by keep fit enthusiasts. Del and Producer AL discuss various fannish awards, and the book review is Ryan Graudin's Wolf By Wolf.
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Ed gets excited by Dracula style adventures in AND I DARKEN by Kiersten White, and Ninfa talks about Lani Taylor's Days of Blood and Starlight. The discussion is adaptations and bloody things, along with all your usual book news and chat.
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Ed reviews Star Wars Bloodline by Claudia Gray and Ninfa returns to review Victoria Avayard's The Glass Sword. Extended chatter about the awards season and the usual silliness.
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Ed reviews New Pompeii by Daniel Godfrey and we have an extended chat about genre colouring in books and mindfulness books in general.
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Ed goes on about Joe Hill's The Fireman for so long that Del doesn't have time to talk about Lucifer. Producer AL interviews Neil Rennison from Tinman Games about The Warlock on Firetop Mountain amongst other things.
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Ed talks about Ian Watson's novel 1000 Year Reich and Del reviews Something Coming Through by Paul J. McAuley. The Interview is Split Worlds and Planetfall author, Emma Newman.
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Ed discusses Warlock Holmes - A Study in Brimstone by G. S. Denning and Del reviews Chuck Palahniuk's book RANT and talks about Chuck's work in general. The interview is the writer of New Pompeii, Daniel Godfrey.
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Special show in which Ed and Producer AL talk about their adventures at sci-fi book festival Eastercon, during the event itself. Special guest is D A Lascelles.
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Ed review Storm Constantine's latest anthology, Splinters of Truth, and gets all nostalgic for bats and eyeliner. Ross talks about the Meaning of Liff. The interview is Red Rising creator, Pierce Brown. Plus some book previews and the usual bookish banter.
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Ed takes on some fun Tie-In books: Doctor Who: 365 Days of Memorable Moments and Impossible Things, Where's The Wookies and Firefly: The Gorramn Shiniest Dictionary and Phrasebook in the 'Verse. He also talks about With a Voice that is Often Still Confused But is Becoming Ever Louder and Clearer by J.R. Hamantaschen. The Interview is Antonia Honeywell, who talks about her book The Ship.
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Ed takes on some fun Tie-In books: Doctor Who: 365 Days of Memorable Moments and Impossible Things, Where's The Wookies and Firefly: The Gorramn Shiniest Dictionary and Phrasebook in the 'Verse. He also talks about With a Voice that is Often Still Confused But is Becoming Ever Louder and Clearer by J.R. Hamantaschen. The Interview is Antonia Honeywell, who talks about her book The Ship.
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Ed gets all excited by Sarah Pinborough's latest book, 13 Minutes, whilst Ninfa raves about Gillen and McKelvie's recent work of god-bound genius, The Wicked + The Divine: Fandemonium. The interview is Doctor Who scribe Justin Richards.
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Ed reviews Clifford Beal's swashbuckling fantasy fun novel The Guns of Ivrea and Ninfa becomes truly outrageous with Jem and the Holograms. Producer AL delivers some cunning insights and the the interview is J.R. Hamantaschen, who's anthology, With a Voice that is Often Still Confused But is Becoming Ever Louder and Clearer, is out now.
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Ed reviews Clifford Beal's swashbuckling fantasy fun novel The Guns of Ivrea and Ninfa becomes truly outrageous with Jem and the Holograms. Producer AL delivers some cunning insights and the the interview is J.R. Hamantaschen, who's anthology, With a Voice that is Often Still Confused But is Becoming Ever Louder and Clearer, is out now.
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Ed reviews Gregg Rucka's prequel to Star Wars The Force Awakens, Before The Awakening. AL and Ed take a look at some forthcoming releases and the interview is the illustrator, Jackie Morris.
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Ed talks about Jen William's latest, The Silver Tide and we interview Heart of The Original author Steve Aylett. Producer Al helps out with the news and we delve deep into the world of genre book gossip.
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Ed talks about Paul Cornell's Four Doctors and Ninfa can't get enough of the fabulous Rat Queens. Plus all the latest book news and gossip.
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Ed talks about Jen William's latest, The Silver Tide and we interview Heart of The Original author Steve Aylett. Producer Al helps out with the news and we delve deep into the world of genre book gossip.
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Del reviews Gone by Mike Grant and Ninfa raves about Magnus Chase and the Sword of Summer because she's such a fan of Rick Riordan. Producer Anne Davies takes the team through the hot book news of early 2016.
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Ed discusses Ryan North's Hamlet pastiche, To Be, and Ninfa tackles the Sarah J. Maas's Queen of Shadows. The interview is JC Norman. Plus the usual chat and news.
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Ed gets excited by Dead Leaves, a love letter to the movie The Evil Dead, and Ninfa finally tackles The Red Queen. We get to talk to Stuart Ashens about his Unbound novel, Terrible Old Games You've Probably Never Heard Of. Producer AL keeps us all sane. Barely.
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Producer AL has her first solo show, and summarises the current book news for us all. In honour of the Doctor Who season finale, we play repeat interviews from two world class Doctor Who authors: AL Kennedy and Simon Guerrier
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Ed and Producer AL talk about fanfiction. Ed reviews Eliezer Yudkowsky's epic fan work Harry Potter and The Methods of Rationality and AL talks about the broader community. The Interview is NJ Mercer, who is promoting his book Agent of Equilibrium.
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Ed talks about The Masked City by Genevieve Cogman and Ninfa gets all excited and talks about the difference between Suzanne Collins Mockingjay and the movie version. The team talk about Sledge Lit and the World Fantasy Award, and the interview is the Battlemage himself, Stephen Aryan.
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Ed interviews Joanne Harris on the subject of Loki, myths and everything else. Russ and Ninfa discuss the latest Christmas book releases and delve into the world of Anne Rice and explore the Vampire Chronicles. Producer AL is appropriately witty.
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Ninfa talks about A Court of Thorns and Roses and Russ reviews Pete Newman's debut novel, The Vagrant. Producer AL keeps everyone in order, and Ed interviews Joe Hill. The team talk about NANOWRIMO and fantasy books.
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Ed talks about Jeff Smith's Bone without making too many puns. Ninfa casts the Spell of Summer, which happens to be Dianna Hardy whilst Ed tries to hide his hangover. Producer AL is appropriately wise.
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Ed reviews Horrorology by Stephen Jones, Clive Barker and others. Ninfa talks us through the Anita Blake series and the team discuss what makes a book truly scary. The interview is sci-fi author Lionel Lazarus.
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The owl post delivers the Writer Crate to the studio and Ninfa gets very excited. Ed reviews Chicks Dig Gaming from Mad Norwegian Press and Ninfa talks about the Beautiful Creatures Manga by Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl. Our guest interview is Welcome to Night Vale star, Cecil Baldwin.
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Ed talks tips from Star Wars spin-off book The Imperial Handbook, and Del discusses Paul Kearney's Different Kingdom. The nterview is Toby Downton, who talks about his book Solarversia.
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Si reviews Fools Quest by Robin Hobb and Ed talks about The Sandmen by Christopher Fowler. The interview is Family Guy's David Goodman, who talks about the Autobiography of James T Kirk.
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Ed reviews Emma Newman's Planetfall, and Del talks about Mick Foley's biography, Have a Nice Day. The interview is with Nate ‘Frog Croakley’ Crowley, who talks about his work, The Sea Hates A Coward.
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Blackpool Comic Con Special: Ed, Producer Al, Si Lloyd and Del team up author's JSCollyer, AS Chambers and Nat Gosney to talk about books, but not before Ed reviews The Autobiography of James T Kirk. Sound quality is low at points, due to the live recording.
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Ed gets excited by Chuck Wendig's Star Wars Aftermath. Ninfa gets excited by The Iron Trial by Cassandra Claire and Holly Black. The interview is Chris Beckett and talk about his new book Mother of Eden. The discussion is book covers.
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Ed, Ninfa and Producer Al discuss the recent Hugo Awards as well John Scalzi's Substandard Nemesis, Vox Day. We also talk about The Atrocity Archves by Charles Stross and Lips Touch by Laini Taylor. The guest interview is Nina Allan.
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Ed, Russ and Producer Al tackle the wide world of genre fiction.
The books reviewed are Fire Children by Lauren Roy and COWARD! by Ed Brubaker, and Richard K. Morgan is our special interview for the second time.
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Ed, Russ and Producer AL are joined by Relic Guild Author Ed Cox and the lovely Runalong Womble to talk excitedly about Nineworlds and the All Of The Books tracks.
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Ed reviews The Baba Yaga by Una McCormack and Eric Brownn. Russ reviews Ravine Volume 1. We interview horror writer Paul Kane, Producer AL keeps it all in check.
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Ed reviews Laptop Guy. Russ reviews Casino Royal. We interview high tech thriller writer Jason Hough, Producer AL gets very excited.
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Ed is disappointed by Ernest Cline's Armada. Ninfa is excited by Enthralled, an anthology of paranormal stories. Producer AL keeps it all together.
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Ed and Producer Al go to the Edge Lit festival in Derby and are joined by authors Adrian Tchaikovsky and Jonathan Green. They discuss all things book related in front of a live studio audience.
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Ed reviews John Layman and Rob Guillory's police procedural food adventure CHEW and Russ Smith gets excited by Benedict Jacka's Alex Verus series. Producer AL does not believe they are any famous chickens.
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Ed reviews Half A War by Joe Abercrombie. Dell gets politely surprised by Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter. The entire team discuss the new releases and Producer AL can't stop laughing. The interview is with Red Queen author, Victoria Aveyard.
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Ninfa gets excited by Michael Alan Nelson's Hexed. Del talks about Trudi Canavan's The Magicians’ Guild. Ed interviews Joe Abercrombie, and Producer AL keeps track of awards season.
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Ed talks about Andrew David Barker's debut, The Electric, and Russ reviews Breed by KT Davies. Producer AL muses about the small press and it's influence. The guest is Alex Davis, the man behind Boo Books.
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Ed reviews SHARKPUNK. Ninfa reviews Longbourn by Jo Baker. Producer AL tries to work out the theme of this week's show. The discussion is fan fiction and the interview is master of horror and fantasy, Tim Waggoner.
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Ed reviews SHARKPUNK. Ninfa reviews Longbourn by Jo Baker. Producer AL tries to work out the theme of this week's show. The discussion is fan fiction and the interview is master of horror and fantasy, Tim Waggoner.
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Ed reviews Eva Darrow's THE AWESOME and Ninfa talks about Under My Skin by James Dawson. The guest interview is Fiona Moore, who talks about her Battlestar Galactica book, BY YOUR COMMAND. Producer AL interjects with appropriate wit and style.
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The team talks about convention season, Ed rambles on about Those Above, Russ discusses The Lies of Locke Lamora and the guest interview is Wesley Chu. Producer AL keeps us all in order.
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Ed gets all excited by Star Wars: Lords of The Sith. Ninfa discusses the Game of Thrones Graphic Novel series. Producer AL can't stop laughing. The guest interview is Simon Guerrier, who talks about The Scientific Secrets of Doctor Who.
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Ed raves over A. L. Kennedy's latest Doctor Who book, The Drosten's Curse. Ninfa says lovely things about Francesca Haig's astounding The Fire Sermon. Producer AL stops us both despairing over current affairs. We also get to talk to the writer of FLEX, Ferrett Steinmetz.
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Ed despairs over Dawn Kurtagich's The Dead House, Del has angst over Hugh Howey's Wool. Producer AL sets sail on a sea of whimsy. We also get to talk to the amazingly talented James Goss.
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Ed raves about Sydney Padua's The Thrilling Adventures of Lovelace and Babbage , Del tells us all about The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August. Producer Al keeps a watchful eye on the news. The guest is Gabriel Conroy who tells us all about the John Sinclair books.
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Ed talks about Destiny Quest, Ninfa is in denial over The Kane Chronicles. Producer Al keeps an eye on the puns. The guest is Dénes Cizar of Naborion Saga.
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The entire team turns up to talk about the works of Terry Pratchett. The interview is Peter Newman, who's debut novel, The Vagrant, is out now.
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Ed rants about the Hugo Awards whilst Producer AL tries to keep him sane. The review is Clive Barker's The Scarlet Gospels and the interview is Jim Butcher.
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We interview Sarah Lottz about The Three and Day Four. Ed reviews European Monsters. Si talks about The Sandman graphic novel, The Dream Hunters by Neil Gaiman and Yoshitaka Amano. We also chat about award seasons and kitsune.
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We interview Peter V Brett about his latest book, The Skull Throne. Ed reviews The Lonely Dark by Ren Warrom. Russ checks out the anthology Rogues, edited by Gardner Dozois and George RR Martin, and the discussion is The MacGuffin.
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Ed talks about Col Buchanan's Heart of the World. Si discusses Terry Pratchett's Raising Steam. We discuss forthcoming releases and world building. The interview is Pat Kelleher.
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Ed discusses Star Trek: Shadow of the Machine. Si talks about Spaceman Smith. The team discuss International Women's Day and the interview is Starborn author Lucy Hounsom.
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Ed reviews Guns of The Dawn by Adrian Tchaikovsky.Russ Smith takes us to Paul Cornell's The Severed Streets. Producer AL is surprisingly knowledgeable on the subject of published smut through the ages and the team discuss elevator pitches.
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Ed reviews The Death House by Sarah Pinborough. Ninfa talks about A World Without Princes. The team have a good laugh at Kanye West's expense and talk about the joys of fandom.
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Ed examines The Fangirls Guide to The Galaxy, under the careful eye of Producer Al. Ninfa discusses Richelle Mead's Bloodlines books and we dive into all matters fannish.
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Ed and Si review the Long Earth and Superposition. We talk to Judge Dredd writer Rob Williams and producer AL keeps us all in line.
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Ed fails to understand all the innuendo in 21st Century Tank Girl. Si Lloyd does an excellent job of explaining Robin Hobb's Fitz and the Fool books. We talk to Will Simpson and Producer AL tries to stay sane.
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Ed gets all excited by Heir To The Jedi by Kevin Hearne, Ninfa gets lost with Alice in Zombieland. We interview James Lovegrove and we also talk about The Hugo Awards and Sad Puppies.
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Ed reviews HATERZ by James Goss. Ninfa talks about The Making of Star Wars: The Definitive Story Behind the Original Film by J W Rinzler. Producer AL keeps the team in order.
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Ed reviews Red Queen (which he doesn't like) and 366 (which he does like). The team talks about the duties and freedoms of the media.
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Best of 2014's interviews: Gail Carriger, Nessa Aref and Alysson Hall, Frances Hardinge.
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Ed reviews The Invisible Library by Genevieve Cogman. Del talks about The Girl with All The Gifts by Mike Carey. Our guest interview is Royd Tolkien.
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We interview Richard Morgan. Ed talks about D&D as if it's a new thing. Producer AL is sarcastic.
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Ed reviews The Invisible Library by Genevieve Cogman. Del talks about The Girl with All The Gifts by Mike Carey. Our guest interview is Royd Tolkien.
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Ed talks about Iron Ghost by Jen Williams. Ninfa gets excited by Trudi Canavan's Priestess of the White. We talk to Greg Byrne about his book, Nine Planets.
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Ed reviews The Wicked+The Divine, Ninfa talks about the Gods of Olympus. We interview Celeste NG and discuss why old gods continue to do new tricks.
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The show is one year old. The entire crew; that’s Ed, Ninfa, Del, Si, Russ and Producer Al, team up to discuss all things Harry Potter.
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We catch up with Gail Z Martin (again). Ed talks about Sarah Cawkwell's Valkia The Bloody and Si discusses Beasts in Velvet by Jack Yeovil (aka Kim Newman).
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We catch up with Gail Z Martin (again). Ed talks about Sarah Cawkwell's Valkia The Bloody and Si discusses Beasts in Velvet by Jack Yeovil (aka Kim Newman).
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Ed reviews the Two Hundred Twenty One Baker Streets anthology, Si Lloyd discusses Anno Dracula, and we talk to Brendon Connelly about his Holmes inspired project, 221b. Producer Al tries to keep the team sane.
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Ed reviews Dan Abnett's Eisenhorn Trilogy, Ninfa discusses Jacqueline Carey's Santa Olivia and we talk to The Art Heroes, Lee Robinson and Dan Clifford.
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Ed reviews Flesh Made Metal, from Subversive Press and Ninfa's tells us all about Jacqueline Carey's Kushiel's Dart. Ed talks to Holly Black and Cassandra Clare about their latest project.
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Ed reviews Christopher Fowler's Nyctophobia and also takes a look at Nemesis The Warlock. We talk to Stephen Gregory and Producer AL discusses the Manchester Literature Festival.
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Ed reviews Emily St John Mandel's Station Eleven, and special guest Si Lloyd examines the relationship between The Remains of The Day and Samurai. We interview Ed Cox about the Relic Guild.
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Ed talks about Peter F Hamilton's The Abyss Beyond Dreams. Ninfa looks at Primal Storm by R A Smith. The interview is Emily St John Mandel and Ninfa challenges our listeners to write an interesting sort of story.
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Ed talks about Discovering Scarfolk by Richard Littler. Special guest Russell Smith talks about Paul Cornell's talks about Fallen London The interview is KT Davies and the discussion is English Horror.
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Ed talks about Some Kind of Fairy Tale by Graham Joyce, who passed away recently. Ninfa looks at Rising Stars by JMS. The interview is George RR Martin and the discussion is fan fiction.
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Robin Hobb is our special interview. In addition, Ed reviews Twenty Trillion Leagues Under The Sea and Ninfa talks about Wicked Lovely. The team discuss the perils of books read for English class.
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On this weeks show, Ed discusses Marcus Sedgewick's lates, The Ghosts of Heaven. Ninfa gets all excited by Pitticus Lore's I am Number Four and we talk to master of spooky stories, Jonathan Stroud. Producer AL keeps us all under control, but barely.
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Ninfa gets all Shakespearean and reviews Stacey Jay's Juliet Immortal; Ed gets all freaked out and talks about Charlie Stross's Hugo winning novella, Equoid. Producer AL helps the team breakdown the Hugo winners and we all discuss the ongoing books news. This week's interview is Anna Kashina and the extract is from Danie Ware's Ecko series.
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Ninfa Hayes, Rebecca "Del" Derrick and Producer Al cover the book news and are slightly envious that Ed's gone off to cover the 72nd Worldcon in London. The theme is spin-off novels; Ninfa covers School Spirits by Rachel Hawkins, Del talks about books inspired by Neil Gaiman's Sandman series. The special guest is Emmi Itäranta.
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Producer Al and Ed make a trip to London and make a special broadcast from the Nine Worlds Geekfest, with very special podcasting guests Marguerite Kenner from Cast of Wonders, Alasdair Stuart from Pseudopod and Escapepod and James Simms from Geek Syndicate.
[Due to the live broadcast nature of this show, sound quality is lower than our usual high standard.]
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Ed talks about Sarah Pinborough's Poison, until he realises that Ninfa has become trapped in the weird architecture of the station and gets her out of the cupboard. Ninfa talks about Marissa Meyer's Cinder and Producer Al joins in with her usual wit and wisdom.
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Ed talks about Sarah Pinborough's Poison, until he realises that Ninfa has become trapped in the weird architecture of the station and gets her out of the cupboard. Ninfa talks about Marissa Meyer's Cinder and Producer Al joins in with her usual wit and wisdom.
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Ed talks about Sarah Pinborough's Poison, until he realises that Ninfa has become trapped in the weird architecture of the station and gets her out of the cupboard. Ninfa talks about Marissa Meyer's Cinder and Producer Al joins in with her usual wit and wisdom.
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Ed talks about Sarah Pinborough's Poison, until he realises that Ninfa has become trapped in the weird architecture of the station and gets her out of the cupboard. Ninfa talks about Marissa Meyer's Cinder and Producer Al joins in with her usual wit and wisdom.
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Ninfa is away at Atlantis so Ed and Producer Al waffle on about Dan Abnett and Nik Vincent's latest novel, Fiefdom and Ed also discusses Death Sentence by Monty Nero. Producer Al talks about the Phryne Fisher books and Ed chats to Adrian Tchaikovsky
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This week the show is small but perfectly formed due to being a pre-record. Ed takes a look at Barry Hutchinson's Afterworld Series, Ninfa talks about Alicia Wright's Eggs, Butter, Sugar and Disaster and the team finds yet another author in the cupboard.
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This week's news section descends into anarchy as the team discusses the merits of Young Adult fiction and laments the loss of the Strange Chemistry imprint. Ed reviews the latest Robin Hobb, which is out in August, and Ninfa talks about the less smutty Anita Blake books.
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Ed talks about The Queen of Dark Things. Ninfa reviews (and adores) Emmi Itäranta's Memory of Water. Ed says mean things about The Fault in Our Stars, Ninfa hits Ed. Producer Al spends a lot of time face palming.
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Ninfa has taken the week off to go visit her gods in Atlantis, so Ed and Producer Al talk about Father's Day and cover all two children's books with prominent father figure heroes; Danny The Champion of the World & Fortunately The Milk.
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This weeks show celebrates Towel Day in honour of Douglas Adams. Ed reviews Jim Butcher's latest book, Skin Game and Ninfa takes a look at Stephanie Meyer's The Host. Producer Al is unamused by the new GCSE booklist.
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Ed talks nonsense about the Gemmel and Hugo Award and reviews Heirs of The Demon King, Uprising. Ninfa talks about the School of Good and Evil, Producer Al keeps the anarchy in check.
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With the station under siege from an army of get-fit fanatics, Producer Al complains about Caitlin Moran's latest manufactured controversy. Ed discusses Mark Adler's epic fantasy novel Son Of the Morning. Ninfa examines Cate Tiernan's Immortal Beloved series and we have a candid chat with debut author Carrie Patel.
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Ed, Ninfa and Producer Al have comic book artist Alicia Wright as a special guest. Ed talks about Box Brown's latest work Andre The Giant and Ninfa reviews monster hunting adventure Dark Swan by Richelle Mead. We also look at world of books with the usual sarcasm and discuss the state of the graphic novel industry.
All recordings are issued under official license from Fab Radio International. The Bookworm is a Truly Outrageous Production.