Max Brooks, Author of the Zombie Survival Guide, on June 14 Episode of Fictional Frontiers
June 14, 2010 episode of Fictional Frontier to include guests John Jackson Miller, long-time writer of Dark Horse’s Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, Paul Nadjmabadi, committee co-chair for the SPX Animation Showcase at the 2010 Small Press Expo, Tara Bennett, lead writer on LOST: The Official Magazine and co-author of the official Lost Encyclopedia, Christie Golden, author of Del Rey’s Star Wars: Allies and Max Brooks, author of The Zombie Survival Guide.
Johnson City, TN, June 11, 2010 --(PR.com)-- June 14, 2010 guests on Fictional Frontiers with Sohaib to include:
John Jackson Miller, Long-time writer of Dark Horse's Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, returns to Fictional Frontiers. A true expert on the American comic-book industry, John talks about his latest project: Star Wars: Knight Errant.
Paul Nadjmabadi, Committee Co-Chair for the SPX Animation Showcase at the 2010 Small Press Expo, chats with Fictional Frontiers. Bringing the best from animators nationwide, the Small Press Expo (www.spxpo.com) is the premiere forum for fans and creators of independent story-telling.
Tara Bennett, Lead writer on LOST: The Official Magazine and co-author of the official Lost Encyclopedia by DK Publishing, returns to Fictional Frontiers. The foremost expert on all aspects of popular culture, Tara looks at what's on the horizon with respect to the "fanboy" industries.
Christie Golden, Author of Del Rey'sStar Wars: Allies, visits Fictional Frontiers. Highlighting a unique epoch in the Star Wars saga, Christie's work reveals what happens when Jedi and Sith are forced to work together to face a common enemy.
Max Brooks, Author of The Zombie Survival Guide, chats with Fictional Frontiers. A commentary on many of the problems of the modern world, Max's efforts take the zombie motif in a direction never before seen.
About Fictional Frontiers:
Launched June 8, 2008 on WNJC 1360AM Radio - Philadelphia, Fictional Frontiers is a live one-hour journey through the comic, novel, film, and television universes. Seeking caller opinions, host Sohaib Awan engages listeners in one-on-one conversations, debates. and discussions. In addition, Fictional Frontiers taps into its reservoir of industry guests for insight into upcoming trends and projects. Fictional Frontiers is the nation’s only live radio talk show dedicated to a serious look at popular culture. Fictional Frontierscovers: Television and Live/Animated Films, The Comic Industry and Pop Culture-Potpourri.
Fictional Frontiers with Sohaib (5:00 PM EST each and every Monday with live netcast at wnjc.duxpond.com/) is the voice of the Philadelphia region’s fans of popular culture. Fictional Frontiers with Sohaib is recorded on the campus of East Tennesse State University (www.etsu.edu) via WETS' The Edge (www.etsu.edu/cas/comm/broadcasting/EDGEradio/index.htm) for broadcast on WNJC-1360 AM Philadelphia (www.wnjc1360.com).
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John Jackson Miller, Long-time writer of Dark Horse's Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, returns to Fictional Frontiers. A true expert on the American comic-book industry, John talks about his latest project: Star Wars: Knight Errant.
Paul Nadjmabadi, Committee Co-Chair for the SPX Animation Showcase at the 2010 Small Press Expo, chats with Fictional Frontiers. Bringing the best from animators nationwide, the Small Press Expo (www.spxpo.com) is the premiere forum for fans and creators of independent story-telling.
Tara Bennett, Lead writer on LOST: The Official Magazine and co-author of the official Lost Encyclopedia by DK Publishing, returns to Fictional Frontiers. The foremost expert on all aspects of popular culture, Tara looks at what's on the horizon with respect to the "fanboy" industries.
Christie Golden, Author of Del Rey'sStar Wars: Allies, visits Fictional Frontiers. Highlighting a unique epoch in the Star Wars saga, Christie's work reveals what happens when Jedi and Sith are forced to work together to face a common enemy.
Max Brooks, Author of The Zombie Survival Guide, chats with Fictional Frontiers. A commentary on many of the problems of the modern world, Max's efforts take the zombie motif in a direction never before seen.
About Fictional Frontiers:
Launched June 8, 2008 on WNJC 1360AM Radio - Philadelphia, Fictional Frontiers is a live one-hour journey through the comic, novel, film, and television universes. Seeking caller opinions, host Sohaib Awan engages listeners in one-on-one conversations, debates. and discussions. In addition, Fictional Frontiers taps into its reservoir of industry guests for insight into upcoming trends and projects. Fictional Frontiers is the nation’s only live radio talk show dedicated to a serious look at popular culture. Fictional Frontierscovers: Television and Live/Animated Films, The Comic Industry and Pop Culture-Potpourri.
Fictional Frontiers with Sohaib (5:00 PM EST each and every Monday with live netcast at wnjc.duxpond.com/) is the voice of the Philadelphia region’s fans of popular culture. Fictional Frontiers with Sohaib is recorded on the campus of East Tennesse State University (www.etsu.edu) via WETS' The Edge (www.etsu.edu/cas/comm/broadcasting/EDGEradio/index.htm) for broadcast on WNJC-1360 AM Philadelphia (www.wnjc1360.com).
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