AISFP 169 – Eric Flint and the New Girl

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Show Notes:

In this very exciting episode we introduce order neurontin without prescription Sandra Wickham, the newest team member of AISFP. Sandra will be conducting interviews for the podcast, as well as joining us to record and writing some content for the website. . . . maybe! We do haze her a little bit, but she’s a sport and hangs with us.
As everyone knows, the great Ray Bradbury has passed away. Bradbury was a huge inspiration to both Shaun and Moses in particular, so we spend some time discussion the man and what he meant to our genre.
Brent discusses Conquest in Kansas City.
Sandra discusses the Taos Writers Conference.
Moses gives us a sneak peak into the Superstar Writing Seminar, but we’ll be back soon with a larger report.
LISTENER QUESTION: What book are you most looking forward to reading this summer?

Feature Interview:

Eric Flint is the author of the huge popular 1632 series and a speaker at the Superstars Writing Seminar. He sat down with Moses to discuss his work, lawsuits, Amazon’s power, ebooks and how Baen is setting an example more publishers should follow.