I really enjoyed this book, even though the teen-movie/teen-hero mashup isn’t exactly my favourite. The reality of the characters won out and hooked me through right to the end. I don’t remember even noticing if the audio quality was less than pristine.

BMR is an easy and satisfying story to immerse yourself in. Great review Odin, and thanks Matt for putting it out there for us.

Really was a fun story, and I sincerely thank you for the entertainment you have provided to so many of us.

I can assure you that everyone who wrote blurbs for “Brave Men Run – A Novel of the Sovereign Era” read the book or listened to the podcast edition, starting with Evo Terra, the co-founder of Podiobooks.com, who called it “…the finest podcast novel I’ve listened to.” Authors and editors don’t praise stuff they haven’t read — there’s too much potential for future embarrassment!

If folks want more of the Sovereign Era setting, “The Sovereign Era: Year One” anthology, featuring authors J.C. Hutchins, Matt Wallace, Mur Lafferty, Nathan Lowell, P.G. Holyfield, J.R. Blackwell and Jared Axelrod, is available, as well as the ongoing serial fiction project “Hazy Days and Cloudy Nights.” A second Sovereign Era novel is in progress, but there’s no release date on that yet.

By the way, I’d be very grateful to you if you could go back through your post and correct the spelling of my name — it’s Selznick, with a “ck.”

Also, I’d be happy to follow you on Twitter and Facebook and I look forward to connecting with you there.

Many thanks,

Matthew Wayne Selznick