Adventures in Scifi Publishing — my interview is up!

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Adventures in Sci-Fi Publishing, which publishes podcast interviews with writers, has posted my interview for their Out of the Slush segment. Please go have a listen.

The interview was a lot of fun and I love browsing the site for interviews with my favorite authors.

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