Ed reviews Flesh Made Metal, from Subversive Press and Ninfa's tells us all about Jacqueline Carey's Kushiel's Dart. Ed talks to Holly Black and Cassandra Clare about their latest project.

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Ed reviews Christopher Fowler's Nyctophobia and also takes a look at Nemesis The Warlock. We talk to Stephen Gregory and Producer AL discusses the Manchester Literature Festival.

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Ed reviews Emily St John Mandel's Station Eleven, and special guest Si Lloyd examines the relationship between The Remains of The Day and Samurai. We interview Ed Cox about the Relic Guild.

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Ed talks about Peter F Hamilton's The Abyss Beyond Dreams. Ninfa looks at Primal Storm by R A Smith. The interview is Emily St John Mandel and Ninfa challenges our listeners to write an interesting sort of story.

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Ed talks about Some Kind of Fairy Tale by Graham Joyce, who passed away recently. Ninfa looks at Rising Stars by JMS. The interview is George RR Martin and the discussion is fan fiction.

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Ed talks about Some Kind of Fairy Tale by Graham Joyce, who passed away recently. Ninfa looks at Rising Stars by JMS. The interview is George RR Martin and the discussion is fan fiction.

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Robin Hobb is our special interview. In addition, Ed reviews Twenty Trillion Leagues Under The Sea and Ninfa talks about Wicked Lovely. The team discuss the perils of books read for English class.

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On this weeks show, Ed discusses Marcus Sedgewick's lates, The Ghosts of Heaven. Ninfa gets all excited by Pitticus Lore's I am Number Four and we talk to master of spooky stories, Jonathan Stroud. Producer AL keeps us all under control, but barely.

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Ninfa gets all Shakespearean and reviews Stacey Jay's Juliet Immortal; Ed gets all freaked out and talks about Charlie Stross's Hugo winning novella, Equoid. Producer AL helps the team breakdown the Hugo winners and we all discuss the ongoing books news. This week's interview is Anna Kashina and the extract is from Danie Ware's Ecko series.

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Ninfa Hayes, Rebecca "Del" Derrick and Producer Al cover the book news and are slightly envious that Ed's gone off to cover the 72nd Worldcon in London. The theme is spin-off novels; Ninfa covers School Spirits by Rachel Hawkins, Del talks about books inspired by Neil Gaiman's Sandman series. The special guest is Emmi Itäranta.

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