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I read the Starbound trilogy about a month ago ( still not over it

There are some scenes and elements that I can explain with pinpoint accuracy, and articulate exactly why they were included and crafted the way they were. The Butterfly Waltz in Their Fractured Light is not one of these elements. This question reminds me just how much of my writing is still instinct, instead of logical craft!

I wanted something that felt old and classic and nostalgic, while also still being clearly futuristic. In terms our cultural and artistic history, there are pieces of mus...

I read the Starbound trilogy about a month ago ( still not over it

There are some scenes and elements that I can explain with pinpoint accuracy, and articulate exactly why they were included and crafted the way they were. The Butterfly Waltz in Their Fractured Light is not one of these elements. This question reminds me just how much of my writing is still instinct, instead of logical craft!

I wanted something that felt old and classic and nostalgic, while also still being clearly futuristic. In terms our cultural and artistic history, there are pieces of mus...

I read the Starbound trilogy about a month ago ( still not over it

There are some scenes and elements that I can explain with pinpoint accuracy, and articulate exactly why they were included and crafted the way they were. The Butterfly Waltz in Their Fractured Light is not one of these elements. This question reminds me just how much of my writing is still instinct, instead of logical craft!

I wanted something that felt old and classic and nostalgic, while also still being clearly futuristic. In terms our cultural and artistic history, there are pieces of mus...

I read the Starbound trilogy about a month ago ( still not over it

There are some scenes and elements that I can explain with pinpoint accuracy, and articulate exactly why they were included and crafted the way they were. The Butterfly Waltz in Their Fractured Lightis not one of these elements. This question reminds me just how much of my writing is still instinct, instead of logical craft!

I wanted something that felt old and classic and nostalgic, while also still being clearly futuristic. In terms our cultural and artistic history, there are pieces of musi...

I read the Starbound trilogy about a month ago ( still not over it

There are some scenes and elements that I can explain with pinpoint accuracy, and articulate exactly why they were included and crafted the way they were. The Butterfly Waltz in Their Fractured Lightis not one of these elements. This question reminds me just how much of my writing is still instinct, instead of logical craft!

I wanted something that felt old and classic and nostalgic, while also still being clearly futuristic. In terms our cultural and artistic history, there are pieces of musi...

I read the Starbound trilogy about a month ago ( still not over it

There are some scenes and elements that I can explain with pinpoint accuracy, and articulate exactly why they were included and crafted the way they were. The Butterfly Waltz in Their Fractured Lightis not one of these elements. This question reminds me just how much of my writing is still instinct, instead of logical craft!

I wanted something that felt old and classic and nostalgic, while also still being clearly futuristic. In terms our cultural and artistic history, there are pieces of musi...

readaroundtherosie:Most Anticipated Releases of January -...

readaroundtherosie:

Most Anticipated Releases of January - June 2017

– There are more releases listed in the comments, and diverse reads (whether LGBT, race-releated, or disability/illness related) that I’m aware of are bolded. All titles are linked to Goodreads pages. Feel free to add! –

All release dates are sourced from Goodreads pages and are obviously subject to change/ could be different depending what country you’re in.

January

Wayfarer (Passenger #2) by Alexandra Bracken - J...

Hello meagan

To be honest, authors have very little say in when their books are released, at least when working with traditional publishing houses. (Obviously, small presses and self-published authors work differently!) I’m actually quite delighted with this pub date for Hunted, as it falls in the same week as the release of the new Beauty and the Beast movie–serendipity, as far as I can tell. (Though the people at @harpercollins and @epicreads are really clever, and I wouldn’t be at all surprised if some...

Hello meagan

To be honest, authors have very little say in when their books are released, at least when working with traditional publishing houses. (Obviously, small presses and self-published authors work differently!) I’m actually quite delighted with this pub date for Hunted, as it falls in the same week as the release of the new Beauty and the Beast movie–serendipity, as far as I can tell. (Though the people at @harpercollins and @epicreads are really clever, and I wouldn’t be at all surprised if some...

Hello meagan

To be honest, authors have very little say in when their books are released, at least when working with traditional publishing houses. (Obviously, small presses and self-published authors work differently!) I’m actually quite delighted with this pub date for Hunted, as it falls in the same week as the release of the new Beauty and the Beast movie–serendipity, as far as I can tell. (Though the people at @harpercollins and @epicreads are really clever, and I wouldn’t be at all surprised if some...