Remember a while back I showed you this cover? And told you about my story – “Don’t Toot Your Horn?” Unlike the sax, the trombone blasts its way onto the scene, sliding like a triumphant runner into third base, giving the rest of the band a neener-neener as it brushes itself off and accepts the […]
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And lo, DRAGON JUSTICE (PSI#4) has gone off to Madame Editrix, and from there into the clutches of the copyeditor, and from there… What began in 2004 with STAYING DEAD has come to a close. Ten books later, the last Cosa Nostradamus novel for Luna has gone into production. There is rare steak and red
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Official Publication Month Confirmed: August 2012 for DRAGON JUSTICE (PSI #4) This is the fourth (and for now, last) of the PSI novels. I had a lot of fun – and a few tears – while writing it. What happens? Well, without spilling too much…hrm. No, can’t mention that. Or that. or…. no. not
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I know, I know, I am full of Book News and then I disappear… it’s not because I don’t love you, but rather because I’ve been goofing off (read: not working 10 hour days) and now I’m paying for it. All to bring you MORE stuff to read, so you can’t be too mad, right?Â
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WEIGHT OF STONE (Book 2 of The Vineart War) is out today in paperback! Happy re-birthday, book! How am I celebrating? By getting books in the mail, things into storage, and many words on the page. And maybe cookies. :-)
My short story “Crossroads” is live (and free!) at Fantasy Magazine! (plus, a short Q&A) You’d think, by now, I’d be blase about new stories hitting readers. But no…still neurotic, waiting to see if there’s response, and what form it takes…..
Well, the write-a-thon check -in got derailed when LJ went down under the DDoS attacks, but I am pleased to say that, four days from the end, I’ve reached 20,305 words on the rough draft, thereby meeting/exceeding my word-count goal (although I suspect the story still has another thousand or so words to spin out).
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