I’m careful about where I give my charity money. I do my research, I look at the percentage of money that actually goes to the work versus the administration (I’m looking at you, so-called cancer cure charities), and their overall actual impact. And one of the charities I give to regularly is my local food […]
This Saturday. 7pm. The (nearly brand-new) Enigma Bookstore in Astoria NY presents Max Gladstone, Laura Anne Gilman (moi!) and Hal Johnson, reading, signing, and quite possibly saying things that shouldn’t be repeated on Twitter (oh wait, that’s probably just me). Come to hear me. Come to hear Max or Hal. Come if you have ever wished
in the NYC/NJ/CT area this weekend? Read More »
A while back I told you about a lovely sale we made (via Book View Cafe) for audiobook rights to several of my novellas. Â Well, today’s the day they are officially available! Follow the links directly to the good folk at Audible, or buy via Amazon or AmazonUK DRAGON VIRUS Scientists predicted that
Hear Ye, Hear Ye! (audiobook news) Read More »
I’m currently in the UK, doing Writerly Things (and eating ALL THE CURRIES), but in the world of things-already-set-in-motion, today is a really exciting day for me – and hopefully for you, too.  Because Sylvan Investigations is officially opening its doors for business! Sylvan What? Y’see, in 2012, after ten novels, my publisher asked me to
Introducing… Danny Hendrickson, and Sylvan Investigations! Read More »
I am currently in Brighton UK, in a lovely little flat with a view of the ocean, surrounded by promising-looking pubs and funky stores. Tomorrow we go back to London for a day of touristing, staying overnight for another day of touristing, and then my signing at Forbidden Planet before heading back to Brighton for
been this “oh what the hell” before a trip. We have tickets, we have a flat. We have vague plans. More than that, we have not. I may have become blase about traveling to places where I speak the local language (more or less). And I haven’t started packing yet. I pulled out both suitcases
and lo, the news is finally official – Joe Monti makes the move from agenting to editing. Simon & Schuster is preparing to up its presence in the science fiction, fantasy and horror market with the launch of a new imprint dedicated to the category. The as yet unnamed imprint will be overseen by Jon
Ch-ch-ch-changes…. (but not much changes at all) Read More »
Every Tuesday I take a small chunk of something I’m working on – fantasy, mystery, mainstream, whatever… and post it.  No titles, no other info, utterly random. Y’all can give feedback or not, as you wish.  Or even try to guess what it’s from, if you’re so inclined.  There may or may not be a
Tease Tuesday for October 22 Read More »
I don’t have a writers’ group, in the traditional sense. Â But I do have a writers’ support group, also known as The War Room. Â And recently we were discussing the different ways we’re getting work to readers – traditional publishing, small press, Kickstarter, and direct-to-reader – and the difficulty of getting word out, even when
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Every Tuesday I take a small chunk of something I’m working on – fantasy, mystery, mainstream, whatever… and post it.  No titles, no other info, utterly random. Y’all can give feedback or not, as you wish.  Or even try to guess what it’s from, if you’re so inclined.  There may or may not be a
Tease Tuesday for October 15 Read More »