The paperback of the first Terra Incognita novel, The Edge of the World, has just been released in paperback. Available at your favorite bookstore, or you can order a signed copy direct from AnderzoneShop.com. The second novel in the series, The Map of All Things, will be out next month. If you'd like an autographed copy as soon as it's released, you can preorder one, also from Anderzoneshop. The second crossover rock CD, Terra Incognita: A Line in the Sand, will ship in a few weeks. Also available for preorder, and in a combo pack of the book and CD....
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A confluence of ongoing projects swirled around me this week, challenging my multiprocessing ability: • Brian Herbert delivered his final edit of the HELLHOLE manuscript to me, and I’m going over the 679 pages one last time (up to p 375, as of today). This is the ninth draft, and all the pieces are fitting together very well. When I’m finished, Rebecca will go over the prose, line by line, to make as polished as possible before it goes into production. • Rebecca finished STAR CHALLENGERS #1, and I read it a final time before sending it to June Scobee...
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Last weekend, Rebecca and I were guests of honor at EerieCon 12, a small and friendly SF convention in Niagara Falls, NY. We traveled with Tim and Diane Jones, who helped us man the table in the dealer's room. We came Thursday afternoon and the con activities didn't start until Friday night. After dinner at a nice Indian restaurant, Tim, Diane, and I went for a sunset walk on the American side of the Falls (Rebecca's foot was still hurting a little, not quite recovered from the surgery a couple of months ago). We saw beautiful scenery, clear skies, through...
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I contributed a reprint article to a new writing advice book edited by Scott Nicholson, Write Good or Die. The book also contains entries by Heather Graham, Kristine Kathryn Rusch, Dean Wesley Smith, J.A. Konrath, and many others. Scott has made the book available for free download on most platforms (99¢ on Kindle). I have also attached the poster for the Colorado Book Awards (if you look hard, you can see The Edge of the World on top of the stack of nominated books). In the photo, the two prominent mountains are the famous Maroon Bells, both over 14,000 ft,...
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