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Tom King Discusses "A Once Crowded Sky" On The G-ZONE Tomorrow!

Weds. @ 10.30 AM EST I will host not one, not two, but three authors on my blogtalk radio show The G-ZONE. Tom King will be up first, we will be discussing his novel “A Once Crowded Sky”. The other guests: Brad Thor and Ben Coes. Here is the link for the show and a little bit on the novel:

 http://www.blogtalkradio.com/gelatisscoop/2012/07/18/tom-kingbrad-t...

 

The superheroes of Arcadia City fight a wonderful war, and play a wonderful game, forever saving yet another day. However, after sacrificing both their powers and Ultimate, the greatest hero of them all, to defeat the latest apocalypse, these comic book characters are transformed from the marvelous into the mundane.

 

After too many battles won and too many friends lost, The Soldier of Freedom was fine letting all that glory go. But when a new threat blasts through his city, Soldier, as ever, accepts his duty and reenlists in this next war. Without his once amazing abilities, he’s forced to seek the help of the one man who walked away, the sole hero who refused to make the sacrifice— PenUltimate, the sidekick of Ultimate, who through his own rejection of the game has become the most powerful man in the world, the only one left who might still, once again, save the day.

 

A tour de force debut novel from a former CIA counterterrorism officer, A Once Crowded Sky fuses the sensibility of bombastic, comic-book-style storytelling with modern literary fiction to bring to life a universe of supermen stripped of their powers, newly mortal men forced to confront danger in a world without heroes.

 Tom King worked for the counterterrorism unit at the Central Intelligence Agency, following the events of 9/11. Before the CIA, he worked for DC Comics and Marvel. He lives in Washington, D.C.  

The Amazon Kindle link for the novel is : http://www.amazon.com/A-Once-Crowded-Sky-ebook/dp/B0061Q6E2A/ref=tm...         

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