The Fall 2009 issue of the Spectra Pulse Newsletter features Wolfbreed. I get a nice writeup and they put up a chapter from Wolf’s Cross. If you can think of a book where three more disparate authors all loved it, then I’d say buy that book, too. But the fact Read more…
I think the general audience for fiction, judging by current pop culture, is developing a more resilient suspension of disbelief. This occurred to me as I watched the last episode of Flashforward. Now several years ago, a series like that would place the universe changing event at some (probably indeterminate) Read more…
Here are some pics from the Parmatown event last weekend: Here I am channeling Khrushchev. Here’s Casey Daniels: Talking people into buying my books: Linda Robertson:
I like this even better than the cover for Wolfbreed. Though in both cases I think the cover captures the spirit of the protagonist.
I was e-mailed both of these in rather quick succession, and while I don’t have the space for graphical badges on my book pages, I thought I’d set up a blog post to show them off. I’ve linked the graphics to the reviews in question. It does seem that Wolfbreed Read more…
The signing was a great success Saturday, above you can see the folks getting their books signed. Here are some more pictures from the event:
Back when I did my signing at the Learned Owl, I did a short interview about Wolfbreed. Here is me being all authorial and stuff. Speaking of signings, this weekend I will be over at Joseph Beth Booksellers at Legacy Village. I will be joined by Don Bruns, Linda Robertson Read more…
This is a redo of a post that was eaten when my blog went all ‘splody. I had done a little overview of a bunch of reviews I’d seen lately. So let’s try this again: Dear Author: “I would recommend this to those who are intrigued by the shifter myth Read more…
Anyone following my blog should realize I have a strong libertarian streak, which may in fact confuse some people who’ve read my Hostile Takeover books and/or Prophets. The planet Bakunin plays a central role throughout, and while it has a functioning anarcho-capitalist society, its not portrayed as a shining Heinleinesque Read more…
I vacuum-sealed dog biscuits and mailed them to various people, some of whom didn’t get it, and I put up some interesting websites here and there. All of this was in support of an Alternate Reality Game, which in some respects could be considered the bleeding edge of narrative. Sort Read more…