Babel Clash

Thanks again to F. Paul Wilson.

I’m pleased to welcome two new guests to Babel Clash: Anton Strout and Amber Benson.

Anton writes the Simon Canderous novels.  The latest volume, Dead Matter, goes on-sale next week.  He is also an active blogger, writing for his own blog and group urban fantasy blog League of Reluctant Adults.

Amber has written the Ghosts of Albion series and is now working on her Calliope Reaper-Jones urban fantasy series. Her latest novel, Cat’s Claw, is also available on February 23. She played Tara on hit TV show Buffy the Vampire Slayer.  Check out her official blog here.

Please tune in tomorrow to learn the topic of our next conversation.

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