I replied to an email from a reader about a week ago and for one reason or another, in that email I included a list of the notebooks that were in my work bag at that precise time. There were… Continue Reading
At last, at long last, Bluecrowne is live on Kickstarter! Let me tell you about this story. I’m super-excited about it. I hope you will be, too. It’s September when the sutler Foulk Trigemine walks into the year 1810 and… Continue Reading
I’m not going to lie to you. I’m really, really, really nervous. It doesn’t help that the Kairos campaign went so well, because what if, you know? It doesn’t matter that I love Bluecrowne desperately, that the cover is going to be beautiful, that… Continue Reading
I suppose I should point out the use of “an” in the title. This is not the final text of the Greenglass House author’s note, by any stretch. But the ARC doesn’t have a note at all (chalk that up… Continue Reading
In honor of what I’m just going to go ahead and call Greenglass House Cover Day, I’m delighted to have a guest post from cover artist Jaime Zollars, without whom today would be really not very exciting at all. Thanks… Continue Reading
I said Tuesday but evidently I can’t read a calendar! TODAY IS GREENGLASS HOUSE COVER DAY! Go immediately to visit the Book Smugglers. There you will find my beautiful cover and an excerpt from the book, as well as instructions… Continue Reading
Four days to the cover reveal! How about today I tell you a bit about how this book came to be, and what it’s about. First of all, here’s the publisher’s description of Greenglass House: It’s wintertime at Greenglass House.… Continue Reading
It’s happening this coming Tuesday, September 23rd over at The Book Smugglers! Mark your calendars, friends, because (and I can say this with humility because Lord knows I am not responsible for it) the Greenglass House cover is beautiful. Really fabulously… Continue Reading
I’m not even going to look at when my last blog post was. But three months ago I had a kid, and they were right (because they all told me I would get negative-everything done). I have been getting nothing… Continue Reading
A couple weeks ago, the SFWA released its summer bulletin, Issue 202, which contained some fairly heated responses to reader responses to this winter’s Issues 200 and 201. This is the end of a really long post I wrote on… Continue Reading