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Wired.com presents

The Geeks Guide to the Galaxy.

And here's your host, David Barr-Curtley.

Hello, and welcome to episode 548 of Geeks Guide to the Galaxy.

I'm David Barr-Curtley, author of the book Save Me Please and other stories.

Publishers Weekly says, visceral settings and robust characters will have readers marveling

at how much Curtley is able to fit into a limited page count. For SFF fans with no time to

sink into a door stopper, these concentrated doses of genre goodness will hit the spot.

And Curtley's reviews rights. Curately employees sharp, concise prose that compliments his

puckish sense of humor. The author's passionate voice breathes life into this wonderful array of tails.

So again, the book is called Save Me Please and other stories. And it's available now on Amazon.com.

And our guest today is Susan Powellwick. Author of the novels flying in place, the necessary

beggar, shelter, and smending the moon. The necessary beggar was recently reissued by tour as part

of their tour essentials line of science fiction classics. Her short fiction appears in magazines,

such as Asmob's, the magazine of fantasy and science fiction, and tour.com. And she was one of

the founders of the New York Review of Science Fiction. And to this interview, we'll be discussing

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