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Blog postIt’s official – both The Burn Zone and Alice in No-Man’s-Land are getting audiobooks! I’m very excited about this and am so glad to be working with both narrators – Jeannie Lin (who is narrating The Burn Zone) and Miette Deschenes (who is narrating Alice). They’ve both submitted their first 15 minutes or so and they’re both doing an amazing job.
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Blog postThis is a topic that’s been on my mind ever since I first began writing, really, and certainly ever since I was first published. With books out in the wild you get all sorts of people reading your work, and those people come from all walks of life, backgrounds, etc. Every reader brings their own experiences and world view to the table when they start reading, and I’ve always found it really interesting just how varied different people’s responses can be to the same work. One thing that always
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Blog postSo, Alice in No-Man’s-Land has been out for a week or two now. It hasn’t jumped to the top of the NYT Bestseller list of course, but it’s getting a very good response so far. More or less everything has gone about as I expected so far – the ‘having to coordinate everything yourself’ part, as well as the ‘launching without the platform of a major publisher’ part (more on that in a later post). One part was a little bit unexpected, though, and that’s what I wanted to post about t
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Blog postOkay, it’s official – my latest novel is out in the wild! The book is called Alice in No-Man’s-Land, and you can learn more about it by clicking on the cover image below:
I’m going to be up front about this right off the bat; this particular novel was not picked up by a publishing house. It was deemed to be not marketable enough (that isn’t a complaint – it kind of falls in a space between YA and Adult and it isn’t a series so this isn’t that surprising to me) but I fee -
Blog postPart 1 can be seen HERE.
Well, it’s been four years or so since I became a sponsor for Fatou Cham, who lives in The Gambia. The Gambia is located in Western Africa, but from what I’ve been able to figure out the region is mercifully free from Ebola, and Fatou is still doing well. Here is the latest photo of her that I received:
I’m really glad everything is working out for her – in her most recent letter she stated that she was very happy, and that makes me happy. I sent -
Blog postFALLOUT, sequel to THE BURN ZONE, has officially launched! I hope that you enjoy this installment of the Haan series, in which the status quo (such as it was) begins to get upended and the story grows in scope. In THE BURN ZONE, Sam learned a lot about the Haan that she’d never suspected but found herself preoccupied with the struggle to save her father. In FALLOUT, she must decide what to do with this new information and then act on it, which for better or worse, she does.
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Blog postWell, a year has passed since I won the Compton Crook and got to be the GoH at Balticon 2011. With that honor came a second honor, and that was being invited back again this year as one of the GoH to present the award to this year’s winner. This year, the winner was T.C. McCarthy, for his book Germline which you can (and should) buy here, here, and here. I enjoyed myself at this Balticon even more than I did the last one. T.C. McCarthy is not only an excellent writer, but he
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Blog postOk, a Balticon write up is coming but I’m playing catch-up now that I’m back. Until then, head on over to the Bookish Brunette to check out my guest post, and for a chance to win an entire signed trilogy from your’s truly. You can do both by clicking the link below, or the image to the left.
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Blog postI never set out to make most of my protagonists female, it just kind of turned out that way. When you look at the Revivors series, you could say the ‘main’ protagonist (Nico Wachalowski) and the ‘main’ antagonist (Samuel Fawkes) are both male but the story is told from four viewpoints and Nico shares the stage with Calliope Flax, Faye Dasalia, and Zoe Ott, all female. Even the sort of secondary antagonist is female. The Burn Zone (scheduled for a 2013 release) is told from a
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The Doomsday Chronicles (Future Chronicles Book 11)
Mar 23, 2016
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Ken Liu ,
Seanan McGuire ,
E.R. Arroyo ,
Ann Christy ,
K. J. Colt ,
Monica Enderle Pierce ,
James Knapp ,
Holly Heisey ,
Saul Tanpepper ,
S. Elliot Brandis ,
Terry R. Hill ,
Aaron Hubble ,
Therin Knite ,
Daniel Arthur Smith ,
Matthew Alan Thyer ,
Crystal Watanabe
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Element Zero (Revivors Book 3)
Apr 5, 2011
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James Knapp
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