SNOW FALLS GRABS NEW 5 STAR AMAZON READER REVIEW!

WE LOVE READER REVIEWS! A huge thank you to reader JPMCII for his kind words and 5 STAR Amazon review of SNOW FALLS, the first book in the Abraham Snow series from BEN Books and author Bobby Nash. It is greatly appreciated.

"Buy it! Bobby Nash has created a character and a world that screams to be made into a TV series. Bond, Templar, Ryan and Bourne need to step aside for Abraham Snow."

Check out SNOW FALLS here. Snow Falls is available in paperback and ebook formats. You can read it FREE with your Kindle Unlimited subscription. You can read the entire Snow series to date with your www.patreon.com/bobbynash subscription.

Learn more about Snow under the SNOW Series tabs at www.ben-books.com and www.bobbynash.com

Thanks again, Jack!

Bobby

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Earth Station One Episode 137: Bond is Back in Skyfall

The name’s One... Earth Station One.

The ESO crew went to the movies this weekend to see the newest chapter in the James Bond franchise. Mike Faber, Mike Gordon, Bobby Nash, and the award-winning artist Mark Maddox review Skyfall for your ears only! Also, writer David Wood is featured in The Geek Seat, Tommy Hancock gives us a Khan report on the Memphis Comic & Fantasy Convention, and Michael Day promotes his new event that boldly goes where no fan has gone before – Farragut Fest! ESO also take a look at The Science Channel’s Browncoat’s Unite Firefly reunion. All this plus the usual Rants, Raves, and Shout Outs!

Join us for yet another episode of The Earth Station One Podcast we like to call: Bond is Back in Skyfall at www.esopodcast.com.
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Table of Contents
0:00:00 Intro / Welcome
0:06:55 Rants and Raves
0:35:33 Interview and Geek Seat w/ David Wood
0:51:53 The Walking Dead Series Three Ep. 5 Review
1:09:37 Skyfall
1:57:42 Khan Report w/ Tommy Hancock (Memphis Comic and Fantasy Convention); Michael Day (Farragut Fest)
2:13:43 ESO Shout Outs
2:19:32 Show Close

Next on Earth Station One...

Next week, the Earth Station One crew boldly marches straight into Mordor as we bring to a close The Lord of the Rings saga’s grand finale, Return of The King. Van Allen Plexico and Jessa Phillips join Mike Faber, Mike Gordon, and Bobby Nash as they take one last stroll through Middle Earth before the premiere of The Hobbit. As if that wasn’t enough, ESO welcomes Tommy Hancock to the station to discuss an exciting new project from Radio Archives and take a look at the latest episode of The Walking dead. Plus the usual rants, raves, shout outs, and the ever-popular Khan Report! It’s going to be another action-packed episode of Earth Station One.

ESO wants to hear from you. Tell us your thoughts on Return of the King. Did you love it, hate it, or like the book better? What did you think of the latest episode of The Walking Dead? Have you visited a convention or planning one? We’d love to hear all about it at www.esopodcast.com, the ESO Facebook Group, @EarthStationOne on Twitter, email: esopodcast@gmail.com, or call: 404-963-9057. We might just read yours on the show.

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SKYFALL

I saw the latest James Bond movie, Skyfall this weekend and enjoyed it a great deal. For longtime fans of the series, Skyfall is filled with little nods to previous incarnations of the 007 mythos, which is fitting as this is the 50th anniversary of the character in film. For those not overly familiar with all of the Bond movies, the movie works for you as well. You might not catch the nods to Bonds past, but it won't detract you from enjoying a very taught thriller. Plus, a special nod to director Sam Mendes use of colors in this movie. The scene in Shanghai is simply beautiful.

The stunts and action scenes are pure Bond. The villain is eerily creepy, sadistic, and smart. The women are beautiful. The locations are incredible. All the hallmarks of a Bond flick, but there's also a good story here too. The issue of age is prominent in Skyfall as both Bond and M are more than once told they might be getting too old for this stuff (although not in those words). I find, as I am now over 40, that this plot point hits closer to home than it did in one of my other favorites, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. Both movies take a look at age and show that getting the job done is not just a game for the young (a phrase used in both movies).

No spoilers here, but I can't talk about Skyfall without praising the work of Daniel Craig in his third time out as 007, Javier Bardem as the best villain of Craig's Bond era, and the incredible Judi Dench, celebrating her 7th outing as Bond's boss, M. There are other familiar characters added, like Q and... oh, darn. I said no spoilers, didn't I? Guess you'll just have to go see it, huh?

Although I think Casino Royale was a bit better than Skyfall, this movie is far and away an improvement over the disappointing Quantum of Solace. Daniel Craig has signed on for at least two more Bond movies, which thrills me greatly. He has made Bond his own and seems very comfortable playing the character. I look forward to 007's next assignment.

The Earth Station One crew will be discussing Skyfall on this week's episode, which should go live on Wednesday, November 14th. You can expect more in-depth discussion there along with spoilers aplenty, I'm sure. Also, stay tuned for an ESO Bond special coming later this month. We're shaken. Not stirred.

Bobby