Michael and Michael discuss covering books, and how author communications have changed over the years, even during the six years that Mike M has been doing Cover to Cover, and the changes he's experienced during that time.
Interview: A blast from the past. An interview that Michael and Evo did with Robert Jordan in 2005, covering Knife of Dreams.
The Library: This time around: The Lost Fleet: Courageous by Jack Campbell; Tracing the Shadow by Sarah Ash; Marseguro by Edward Willett; Airs and Graces by Toby Bishop; Roman Dusk by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro; Mystery Date edited by Denise Little.
Congrats! And may there be plenty more to come.
Congratulations on the six years.
I do have one little question, Both of the Mike's mention Second Life in this episode. I'm wondering what exactly they were talking about and if there's any way I can use some of my free SL time to help out in anyway.
the social worker made me show her on a doll where the Dragon Page touched me.
I only wish I discovered the DP sooner. Everyone, donate when you can to keep the show going.
its cool you been on so long. i learn a lot on here, and it makes me want to read more. I like the library part and you do same as me. I make up my own names when I cant pronouce them either hope you guys are around a looooooooong time.
in amazon, you can already purchase short-stories individually(i was amazed at least)...but the idea of serial-story sales almost seems like it needs a better presentation around the idea...a 'e-pulp' feel with surrounding media attached, like music and art also for sale in same place. My suggestion is that you make a deal with the author that regular stories(at 10-12k word counts) could be released every week...say monday night. Then new readers, could catch up and comment on attached forums quickly.
Its about the packaging, in the new project.