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December 9, 2009
Aaron asked:
This may sound like an odd question, but: Do you know the endings of your stories?
I.e. do you know what the final scene will be, a la Robert Jordan? Or, does it continue to evolve in your mind?
Apologies in advance, because this is long, and for people who have no interest in the [...:]
This may sound like an odd question, but: Do you know the endings of your stories?
I.e. do you know what the final scene will be, a la Robert Jordan? Or, does it continue to evolve in your mind?
Apologies in advance, because this is long, and for people who have no interest in the [...:]
November 29, 2009
Elizabeth asked: Is Cast in Chaos the Dragon Court book?
I started to answer this in comments, and then realized that it was going to be a long answer, so I'm breaking it out into its own post.
First, the quick answer: Cast in Chaos is not, sadly, the Dragon Court book. I do have an explanation, [...:]
I started to answer this in comments, and then realized that it was going to be a long answer, so I'm breaking it out into its own post.
First, the quick answer: Cast in Chaos is not, sadly, the Dragon Court book. I do have an explanation, [...:]
November 8, 2009
City of Night, as some people have noticed, was originally announced as a March 2010 release — but in happy news, it's been pushed forward a month, to February 2010. (In the publishing industry, forward=earlier; back=later; I found these terms confusing when I first started working in a bookstore because forward implied, to me, [...:]
July 20, 2009
Aaron asked, in the previous comment thread: Do authors get nervous when their works become accessible to the masses? With this book, perhaps less so, considering this is a series work in progress with an avid readership. However, I can't help but wonder if you (in particular) get butterflies the first "opening days" of [...:]
July 19, 2009
I've posted this over on my LiveJournal as well, so if you read that, you've already seen it :).
I really like Confluence, and my husband and I will be heading there this coming weekend, the 24th-26th of July.
My programming schedule for the weekend is:
Friday 5pm Oak
Why are there so many Twits on Twitter?
John Scalzi, Laurie [...:]
I really like Confluence, and my husband and I will be heading there this coming weekend, the 24th-26th of July.
My programming schedule for the weekend is:
Friday 5pm Oak
Why are there so many Twits on Twitter?
John Scalzi, Laurie [...:]
As of last night, Cast in Silence was listed as in stock at Amazon and B&N, and one reader emailed to let me know that it's hit bookstores in Illinois. So, we're live!
There are four things that are always exciting, even after all this time:
1. Finishing the first draft of a novel
2. Getting the cover [...:]
There are four things that are always exciting, even after all this time:
1. Finishing the first draft of a novel
2. Getting the cover [...:]
July 10, 2009
This is a bit late, for which I apologize, and it's probably not of interest to anyone who isn't already attending the convention, but my schedule for the weekend at Polaris 2009 is as follows:
Print book vs E-book
E-book sales have been steadily increasing over the past few years. Will they endanger physical, paper books, or is [...:]
Print book vs E-book
E-book sales have been steadily increasing over the past few years. Will they endanger physical, paper books, or is [...:]
July 1, 2009
June 29, 2009
June 17, 2009
For those of you who live in, or around, Toronto, I’ll be attending Polaris 23, which will be held between July 10th and 12th this year.
I haven’t got a full list of panels yet, but hopefully I’ll be able to post a list closer to the date.
Hope to see you there,
Michelle
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