Babel Clash

Our next guest is F. Paul Wilson, author of the Repairman Jack novels.  His latest, especially for young adult readers, is a Young Repairman Jack novel called Secret Circles.  His latest book in the adult cycle is Ground Zero.  Please join me in welcoming him to Babel Clash and please feel welcome to comment and join in our discussion.

Tune in tomorrow to learn the topic of our next debate.

Thank you again to Dan Abnett and Graham McNeill for a great conversation.  To all of you who have visited Babel Clash for the first time particularly for Dan and Graham’s conversation, please continue to visit.

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