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Our Guest tonight Samantha Boyette, TextNovel 2010 Grand Prize Winner of the Online Fiction contest for her novel Prime and author in Last Man Standing Anthology . She reads from her short story, Life of A Child, talks about her creative process and lets us in on what’s upcoming for her.
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I enjoyed hearing from Samantha last night and hope she has great success with her future writing. Combining good character development with horror/sci-fi is something not many do well, so I applaud her for that. Thanks for having her on the program.
Number stations are neat, I remember listening to them back when I was into ham radio and shortwave.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numbers_station
It’s pretty clear that they’re some kind of coded message system.
I was pleased to listen to Samantha Boyette’s interview. As an aspiring writer, it’s refreshing to listen to a writer who has enthusiasm for the business and practice of writing. Great episode.
PS: Been listening since I first discovered the Harlan Ellison interview in July, and have listened to many older episodes during my long days at work. I know I’m very late with this but… bazinga! I’m bringing it back.