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Wired.com presents The Geeks Guide to the Galaxy.

And here is your host, David Barr Curtley.

Hello, and welcome to episode 542 of Geeks Guide to the Galaxy. I'm David Barcurtly,

author of the book Save Me Please and other stories, which is available now on Amazon.com.

We had a great conversation about the book back in episode 500, so definitely check that out if you missed it.

And our guest today is Bill Fawcett, an author and editor who's been heavily involved

for decades in every aspect of book publishing and tabletop gaming. And in this interview,

we'll be discussing his book Myth Interpretations, The Worlds of Robert Aspirin, a collection

of short stories written by Robert Asprin,

bestselling author of the Myth Adventure series, and co-creator of the Groundbreaking Thieves

World series of Shared World Anthologies. And so now here's an interview with Bill Fawcett.

All right, so we're here with Bill Fawcett. Welcome to the show. Thank you.

Okay, so how did you first meet Robert Aspirin?

Standing in line at a game convention.

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