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Wired.com presents The Geeks Guide to the Galaxy, and here's your host, David Barcurtley.

Hello, and welcome to episode 535 of Geeks Guide to the Galaxy.

I'm David Barcurtley, 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 today's guests are James Wynn and Craig Brewer, host of the Re-Reading Wolf Podcast.

Gene Wolf was one of the science fiction fields most accomplished literary craftsmen, and

his four volume epic, The Book of the New Sun, is regarded as a classic of the genre.

The Wolf's books are often challenging and confusing, which is spawned to hold cottage

industry of articles, books, and podcasts attempting to explain his works many mysteries.

On the Re-Reading Wolf Podcast, James and Craig make their way slowly and carefully

through the Book of the New Sun, spending an hour or two discussing each chapter.

They also interview some of Wolf's most prominent fans and critics, and devote a great deal

of time to listen or feedback in order to provide a wide range of viewpoints on Wolf's

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