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Tom and Ginger Johnson chats with The Book Cave’s Ric Croxtin about Tom’s novel, Cold War Heroes, now available in hardcover, paperback, and ebook.
Listen to The Book Cave Episode 213: The Adventures of Tom and Ginger now at http://thebookcave.libsyn.com/the-book-cave-episode-213-the-adventures-of-tom
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Will Eisner has a towering place in the modern comics field – the premier awards in the field are named after him, and for good reason – due both to his pioneering Spirit newspaper insert from the ‘40s and ‘50s and to the graphic novels he started creating in the late ‘70s, after a long…
You may have heard that the Pulp Factory’s Second Annual Awards for excellence in the new pulps are coming up early in 2011. That means we members of the Factory have to be figuring out what we think the best pulp novel, short story, cover illustration, and set of interior illustrations from 2010 have been,…
Here’s a voice to go with a face we’re sure you are familiar with. You’ve seen actor Burn Gorman in DARK KNIGHT RISES, GAME OF THRONES and now in AMC’s TURN:WASHINGTON’S SPIES. He talks about his varied acting jobs and even how much fun it was on the set of TORCHWOOD plus what his dream…
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