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EPISODE · Nov 1, 2020

TalkCast 459 – The Problem With Memory Marks

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The concept of “Young Adult” fiction within the science fiction/fantasy genre  has evolved significantly over the years. What was once a very restrictive genre has become open to very modern interpretations as society evolves. In this episode we talk with Jenna Greene about her new book, titled Reborn. It is the first in a series […]

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Jenna Greene The concept of “Young Adult” fiction within the science fiction/fantasy genre has evolved significantly over the years. What was once a very restrictive genre has become open to very modern interpretations as society evolves. In this episode we talk with Jenna Greene about her new book, titled Reborn. It is the first in a series about a young girl that due to a quirk of birth that shows up in her teens marks her to be sold into slavery. This story follows her time as a slave, her escape, and her journey to find the Unclaimed Land where Reborn like herself can live free. We meet friends, allies, and betrayers along the way and learn about the world that all of this takes place in. So sit back and listen, as we learn about Reborn and how Jenna created this book. Enjo http://www.scifisaturdaynight.com/podcast/talkcast459.mp3Download | Open Player in New Window Reborn

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