ADDENDUM: Not only does the book come out today, but John Scalzi decided to post my contribution to his Big Idea feature today as well. Other than a sprained ankle, today is made of win.
Prophets officially goes on sale today. Also, in addition to my copies showing up, I got a nice writeup on SFRevu.com.
If you’re familiar with my work you know I often dabble in religions both real and invented. Here’s a few reasons why:
On Thursday, September 12th, Choice of Games will release Sword of the Slayer, the epic sword & sorcery game I’ve been working on for the past year. Choice of Games creates choose-your-own-adventure text-based games. They’re Read more…
I’ll be at Libertycon this upcoming weekend. For those of you attending, here is my schedule: Fri 06:00PM : Autograph Session – Dealer’s RoomSat 02:00PM : Essential Elements of High Fantasy – CC: Meeting Rooms Read more…
3 Comments
Geoffrey Kidd · March 3, 2009 at 12:34 pm
My pre-ordered copy in eBook form from Fictionwise.com showed up today, too. I was interested in the “other books by” list, since only “Dragons of the Cuyahoga” and “Zimmerman’s Algorithm” are available. Any chance of The Hostile Takeover Trilogy, The Moreau Novels, “Dwarves of Whiskey Island”, “God’s Dice” or “Broken Crescent” being released as eBooks?
Thanks.
D. Ebdrup · March 3, 2009 at 3:51 pm
Now all I need is an audiobook version, preferably on Audible, as I’ve had my interest peaked by John Scalzi’s coverage of your book and comments about it.
Is it something that I can look forward to? 🙂
S Andrew Swann · March 3, 2009 at 4:01 pm
Both’re up to DAW as they have the audio and e-rights. I suspect Dwarves should be an e-book at some point, since it’s the sequel to Dragons. I don’t know if they’re thinking about releasing my backlist, but if enough people wrote in and asked for them, they might.
As far as audio books go, I’d petition Audible directly, since they do a lot (probably the majority) of their own recordings, they’re probably in a constant search for new material to adapt. If they get enough requests for my stuff, they might just license it.
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