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Blog postHello fantasy fans,
While I’m working on the second book in the Berona’s Quest series, Champion of the Earth, I’m also reading-fantasy, fantasy, and more fantasy.
Here’s the line up for the first half of the year:
January Emerald Blaze Ilona Jaffrey
February We Could Be Heroes Mike Chen
March Across the Green Grass Fields Seanan McGuire
April The Frozen Crown Greta Kelly
May The Bone Shards Daughter Andrea Stewart
June
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Blog postThe New Books Network in Fantasy and Adventure is a monthly podcast, featuring the best and newest in fantasy, with an occasional true adventure book thrown in to keep things real. You can access and subscribe here. Here’s the 2020 Line-up January: Ormeshadow Priya Sharma Tor February A Queen in Hiding Sarah Kozloff Tor and Girl … Continue reading "2020 New Book in Fantasy and Adventure Podcast Picks"
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Forget for a moment that I look like a frog waiting to catch a fly in the first frame (or perhaps like I’m waiting for a dab of wine). This was a fine evening with fans of the Falcon series, and a wonderful potluck to boot.
Give it a listen for a taste of the story.
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Blog postHoping to get your book out there? There are three routes to publication: conventional publishing, publishing with a small press, and self-publishing. I’d like to share with you my own personal route to publishing, which involved finding a co-op press. Five Directions Press founders, from left to … Continue reading "Routes to Publication: Co-op publishing"
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Blog postI’ve always been interested in buildings as whole, though I photograph mostly portals—windows and doors. Buildings are a visible externalized carapace for a person, a way of judging their social status, their hopes and aspirations, their peculiarities. Castles, of course, are more than just personal expressions. They were built to proclaim the power of their … Continue reading "Swiss Castles: A Visit to Tarasp"
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Blog postPeppa’s dangerous quest to prevent further use of the lethal Compound T leads her to Ireland, where she joins an IRA splinter-group, “The Heavy Hand of the Harpist.” The genesis of the name is the alleged British historic practice of persecuting harp players in the seventeenth century. “The Heavy Hand of the Harpist” never existed, … Continue reading "The Heavy Hand of the Harpist"
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Blog postThe true tragedy is that the bitter Ulstermen, those murderous Protestants that used the “Loyalist” moniker, seemed no better off than their Catholic counterparts. If they had been better off, they’d have had something to lose; as it was, the grinding wretchedness of their lives made them susceptible to manipulation, same as any poor people … Continue reading "The Conflict in Belfast"
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Blog postI thought my character, Peppa, might be unlikable sometimes, until I saw Jessica Chastain portray an ambitious lobbyist in Miss Sloan. In comparison, she makes my analytical, occasionally arrogant heroine look like a cuddle-bunny. Jessica Chastain gives a galvanizing performance, all pale face and wide staring eyes, angles and porcelain. She could be the supercilious … Continue reading "Complex Heroines"
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Blog postSolitude is a writer’s prerogative, and as my feet wander the earth, my brain wanders the terrain of my creations. It mostly works out. This last week was a challenge, with a painful falling-out with someone dear to me, and the supportive editor-spouse traveling to the land of his birth, to ponder on his origins and … Continue reading "The Kindness of Strangers"
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