Novelist James Luceno will be Interviewed Live on Talk Show Space Station

Springfield, MO, January 31, 2007 --(PR.com)-- Chris Meadows will be interviewing novelist James Luceno on his live talk show podcast Space Station Liberty. The interview will be recorded live, and will take place on Monday, January 29th at 10 p.m. Eastern/7 p.m. Pacific time. After Meadows completes his interview, Luceno will take questions from the call-in audience, and questions can also be submitted via the contact form at http://terrania.us/emailme.htm.

The interview will focus on Luceno's career writing tie-in novels, especially for the Robotech television series and Star Wars, and his friendship with late co-author Brian Daley.

James Luceno is a New York Times bestselling author of several Star Wars Expanded Universe tie-in novels, including three books in the New Jedi Order series. He also co-wrote the 21-book Robotech tie-in novel series with Brian Daley under the shared pseudonym "Jack McKinney." Luceno has also written novelizations for a number of movies, including The Shadow and The Mask of Zorro, and was a writer on the 1980s animated television series Galaxy Rangers.

Space Station Liberty is the live call-in talk show hosted by Chris Meadows via the TalkShoe podcasting service. The focus of this show is the Robotech television series. Guests and audience members may call in by ordinary telephone or Voice-Over-IP and participate in the discussion, as well as share comments by text-based chat. The show can be streamed live or downloaded as an mp3 podcast after recording ends. In recent weeks, Meadows has interviewed Harmony Gold Creative Director Tommy Yune, Harmony Gold Brand Coordinator Tom Bateman, Harmony Gold Production & Marketing executive Kevin McKeever, and actresses Chase Masterson and Melanie MacQueen. For more information on Space Station Liberty, see http://terrania.us/liberty/. For more information on TalkShoe, see http://www.talkshoe.com.

Robotech is an animated science-fiction television series made up of three separate television series from Japan, adapted for American first-run syndication by Harmony Gold in 1985. In its original run, Robotech performed extremely well, often appearing first in its timeslot in many major market areas. Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles is the 85-minute animated feature film produced as a sequel to Robotech in 2006. It is currently in limited theatrical release, and will be released on Funimation DVD on February 6th. For more information, see http://www.robotech.com and http://www.theshadowchronicles.com.

Chris Meadows may be reached via the contact form at http://terrania.us/emailme.htm.

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