Christopher Paolini and Martha Wells: National Book Festival 2021
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Christopher Paolini, author of "To Sleep in a Sea of Stars" (Tor), his first science fiction novel, and Martha Wells, author of "Fugitive Telemetry" (Tor), the sixth in the Murderbot Diaries series, discuss the evolution of publicizing books throughout their careers and the unique speculative-fiction community, with New York Times Book Review science fiction and fantasy columnist Amal El-Mohtar. Bonus content: Fandom and conventions are well represented in the Library's collections. Meg Metcalf - women's, gender and LGBTQIA+ studies librarian and collection specialist - delves into the Library's collection of science fiction fanzines, periodicals, anthologies and convention proceedings.
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