In GHOST RADIO, Leopoldo Gout unleashes a haunting new voice to tell Joaquin’s story (William Morrow). Gout intersperses his intelligent ghost story-telling with stunning graphic illustrations to open each chapter, creating a visual reality to a supernatural tale. This thrilling first novel opens a doorway into the paranormal and blurs the lines between this world and the next.
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Video: Three New Dinosaurs Discovered!
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Video: Overseas Trailer for INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS!
This trailer plays up the film’s comic elements. But we think people going into this film expecting a rip-roaring comedy are going to be hugely disappointed.
But people expecting another slice of deep dish Tarantino will come away full and satisfied!
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Make My Black Hole Grande!
Yup, like Starbucks coffee, scientists have now discovered that black holes come in three sizes: Small (about the size of a typical star), supermassive (about a billion times as massive as our sun), and now medium … about 500 times the size of sun.
Or in Starbucks sizing parlance this would be the Grande of black [...]
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Librarians Dig GHOST RADIO!
We haven’t written much about GHOST RADIO lately. Probably because Leopoldo has been hiding in his secret underground base, teaching the demons to dance.
But we ran across a recent review of the audio book, and thought it was worth sharing. Here’s a nice section of the review:
The ending is a perfect horror ending. The story [...]
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Video: 2012: Trailer 2
This one gives us a better sense of the plot.
It also suggests one question: Is there a famous monument or building that Roland Emmerich hasn’t destroyed on film?
(Posted 2 days ago)
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"Ghost Radio reminded me of early Stephen King-Carrie and Pet Sematary and The Dead Zone. The story sticks with you long after you’ve finished the final page."
-James Patterson
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"A first novel that moves with deserved confidence into Stephen King territory. Palpable, almost visible cross-cultural creepiness that never lets up: very smart thrills."
-Kirkus Reviews
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"A thrilling literary and visual experience, this contemporary ghost story set in Mexico is a fast-moving and enjoyable read."
-Carolann Curry - Library Journal
Ghost Radio is a terrifying novel about a ghost-story call-in radio show that inadvertently opens a doorway into the paranormal, giving voice to the dead and instigating an epic battle for the souls of the living...
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