Tag Archives: links to other people
Boosting the Signal on the S&S Situation
What situation, you ask? This one. This Saturday I saw the New York Times article Barnes and Noble/Simon & Schuster Dispute Said to Hurt Sales. Later in the day, a high-up Simon & Schuster executive also linked to that post from his Facebook account, saying that yes, this is what’s going on. Another article about it [...]
Guest Post: Lynn Flewelling
Another in my on-going occasional series of guest posts from Writers I’m Reading… I have been a Lynn Flewelling fangirl ever since my editing days, when I gave her agent hell for sending Lynn’s first book to other editors, and not me. (she apologized), and I’ve been waiting for CASKET OF SOULS for what [...]
Guest Post: Myke Cole
Another in my on-going occasional series of guest posts from Writers I’m Reading. In this case, it’s Myke Cole, whose first novel, SHADOW OPS #1: CONTROL POINT, hit the shelves recently. I’m an old hand at military SF (that was how I got into SF in the first place) and the military has its roots [...]
Guest Post: Juliet McKenna on Thinking about The Trilogy
Part of an ongoing, non-scheduled series, wherein I grab writers I’m reading, and ask them to talk about something related to that book, that they haven’t had a chance to talk about before, or at enough length. 0O0 I read Juliet McKenna’s first book, The Thief’s Gamble, back when it came out, and thought “ooh, [...]
You did WHAT, Gilman?
from CE Murphy’s blog: “I have accepted desperance/Chaz’s challenge, and will be writing a novel in five weeks. Chaz is already ahead; he has 15K of an 80K novel written, and I have, um. Five or ten hand-written pages of a 60K novel written. More alarmingly, I have a Walker Papers proposal and a short [...]
Lacking the energy for new content right now, I give you Freebies!
I have a lot to say, actually, but it’s going to take some writing and editing and beta-ing before I’m ready to post it (short version: “Humanity. We make me tired.”) So instead, I’m going to give you something hopefully far more fun. Remember all the cat-herding and project management I was griping about earlier? [...]
