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Arlen Schumer will be a guest on the live radio show Destinies: The Voice of Science Fiction, tonight, Friday 3/3 @ 11:30pm on WUSB 90.1 FM, Stony Brook, NY, which netcasts at www.wusb.fm    He will mostly be discussing his book,The Silver Age of Comic Book Art: arlenschumer.com/product/the-silver-age-of-comic-book-art   After the show airs, it will eventually be archived for free at www.captphilonline.com/Destinies.html More information can be found at twitter.com/Destinies and twitter.com/DestiniesSF, as well as DESTINIES-The Voice of Science Fiction | Facebook  

  Michael Gregg Michaud, author of Inventing Troy Donahuewill be at Larry Edmunds Bookshop SATURDAY, MARCH 25th at 4:00pm  https://www.larryedmunds.com/  

What is the difference between your book and all the other books that are being sold today? No difference.  Mine is about the same as all of them: My book uses the same printing techniques, alphabet, words, same paper of some kind set into a book-page form that contains content or story (many or one), with a beginning, middle, and same “ends well for some but not for others”.  One half of them are called “Fact-Based”.  The other half are called “Fictions”.  Mine is a Memoir.  It means “Neither” in French. It’s based solely on events as I recall them. ...

  Book World: 9 strangely wonderful books beyond the bestseller list Here now, is one of those nine: Any fan of "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" or "The Mysterious Island" - whether the books or the classic adventure films - should grab a copy of "Extraordinary Visions: Stories Inspired by Jules Verne," edited by Steven R. Southard and Matthew T. Hardesty (BearManor Media). Chosen from a competition sponsored by the North American Jules Verne Society (of which I am a member), the 13 stories derive from, or pay homage to, some of the French writer's best- and least-known works....