This episode of Geeks Guide to the Galaxy is brought to you by God Bless the Dead by

Evan Geller, the first book in the Kodotrology. Indie reads, calls the book,

an entertaining read with engaging characters and an intricate plot with plenty

of action and plot twists. We're in more over at TheGoatRodioBlog.com

Wired.com presents The Geeks Guide to the Galaxy. And here is your host, David Bar

Curdley. Hello, and welcome to episode 467 of Geeks Guide to the Galaxy. Our guest

today is F. Brett Cox. He's the Charles A. Dana Professor of English at Norwich

University, and author of the short story collection, The End of All Are Exploring.

Together with Andy Duncan, he edited the anthology crossroads, Tales of the

Southern Literary Fantastic, which includes stories by Michael Bishop, Kelly Link,

and Gene Wolf. And we'll be speaking to him today about his new book, Rodgers

Elasni, Modern Masters of Science Fiction. And today's show is brought to you by God

Bless the Dead by Evan Geller, the first book in the Kodotrology, a series of

speculative novels combining hard science fiction with a modern day retelling

of the Fenian cycle of Irish mythology. And here's a description of the book, it says,

When a struggling grad student develops a practical method to interpret meaning in brain

electrical activity, the world is confronted with a death of lies, the tyranny of truth,

and the realization that some truths are too dangerous to reveal. Combining hard science

with reason speculation, God Bless the Dead asks a fundamental question. What happens

when we discover scientific evidence of what awaits us beyond death? Rebecca's

read says, God Bless the Dead encompasses the best of almost every single literary genre.

There's intrigue, espionage, drama, medical, technical slash science fiction, plus there's

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