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Wait a minute... Top shelf. Right. What book is this? Bwah ha ha.

This is photo of Nano and Plasma from a fan in Germany. Plague Zone isn't due until tomorrow, and, remember, I'm not exactly Harry Potter, so the chains won't be knifing open their boxes of books at 12:01am tonight.

I expect Zone will be widely shelved and available by Black Friday and this Thanksgiving weekend (at least, I certainly hope so), but it is a December book and sometimes stores take a little time to unload. Zone will definitely be available online at the stroke of midnight.

Exciting stuff.

In the meantime, I recorded an interview with David Durica of the nationally syndicated radio program Sci Fi Overdrive this morning, which will air in the next week or two. More as I learn it.

Labels: Plague Zone release date, Sci Fi Overdrive

For those of you who really just can't get enough, I'll be on Sci Fi Overdrive this weekend, a nationally-syndicated radio show that runs in twenty-plus metropolitan areas across America... at very weird hours. Apparently, genre fans are up all night! For a schedule of stations and times, jump here. The show, hosted by wild man Dave Durica, will also become available on the net so that you can download it at whatever time you like. I'm not sure where in the show my segment will run, but I babble on excitedly for fifteen minutes about aliens, books, Will Smith, and the space-time continuum. In that order.

Labels: author interview, Radio Show, Sci Fi Overdrive