It’s been a month since Bluecrowne entered the world in its beautiful new incarnation, and I’ve mostly spent that time traveling, so I haven’t had time to post this gorgeous new trailer (my first!). Enjoy, and share as you see… Continue Reading
I can’t quite believe it, but Ghosts of Greenglass House has just launched in its beautiful new paperback incarnation on July 31! In celebration, I did something I’ve been meaning to do for a year. Some of you may already… Continue Reading
As of today, 35 DAYS TO THE LAUNCH OF THE LEFT-HANDED FATE! And, predictably, I still keep forgetting to post here. On the other hand, I do have at least one good reason: I’m working like crazy to get The… Continue Reading
The Nagspeake Board of Tourism and Culture Cordially Invites You to Join Author Kate Milford and Illustrator Jaime Zollars in Celebrating the Launch of Tuesday, August 26th at 7pm Hosted by McNally Jackson Bookmongers 52 Prince Street Between Mulberry and Lafayette Streets Soho, NYC… Continue Reading
Suddenly it’s June, and I really don’t know where May went. But this weekend I’ve been running QA on the Bluecrowne ebooks, and within the next week we’ll go to press with the paperbacks (which clocked in at 279 pages… Continue Reading
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This is the place, kids. Preorder your fresh-off-the-press copy of Bluecrowne (plus PDF) here. Payments are processed securely by Gumroad. We expect to ship on or about May 15th, and media rate shipping is included.
You know what to do! Already a backer? Get out the confetti! Not a backer yet, but thinking about it? What are you waiting for? Reviews of the book? No problem. Read here, and here. Still waiting? WHAT FOR?? Me to post… Continue Reading
Hurry, hurry, hurry! There’s still time, but Bluecrowne is counting on you. Yes, you! If you’ve been thinking about contributing to the campaign, now’s the time. Read on for a reminder of what you have to look forward to as a… Continue Reading
Without further ado: Isn’t it beautiful? As she did with The Kairos Mechanism, Andrea Offermann used hand-cut paper for the silhouetted “ironwork.” Miwako Feuer hand-drafted the title. I sat back and watched them work, because I am useless when it… Continue Reading