Macro Monday Brings A Little Bit Of Wanderers News

HEY GUESS WHAT? (This is where you say, oh my god are we getting a pony and I’m like, what, no, this is a blog, who said anything about a pony, and now I’m worried we’ve begun this exchange on not just the wrong foot, but a broken foot, because suddenly we’re collectively disappointed about the distinct lack of ponies all up in here.)


AHEM


So!


Wanderers is on the preliminary ballot for the Stoker Awards!


Preliminary ballot is not the final ballot, of course, but honestly, it’s an honor anytime there is any signal at all that this book is connecting with readers. Thanks, readers!


I also note here, rather selfishly, that I understand Hugo and Nebula nominations close soon, and so ahem ahem ahem, Wanderers is a book, and maybe it’s a good book, and maybe you think it’s worthy of one of those? I dunno. I’m not you. But a bearded boy can hope.


I have other news, quite a lot of it, but I am not at all free to share any of it yet, which is I have come to believe the author’s curse. We are receptacles fit to burst with news we cannot share.


In the meantime, I offer you photos. These three are test shots I took with a new lens — a 35mm macro lens with built-in ringlite. It’s a neat lens, though you basically gotta get right the hell up on your subject, so no bug shots with this one, I think.


Please to enjoy.




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Published on January 21, 2020 05:16
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message 1: by Elizabeth (new)

Elizabeth Congratulations on the nomination for Wanderers! I'm a bookseller and I keep recommending it to people. It was the best science fiction book of last year, in my humble opinion. Part of why it was so good though is that it doesn't neatly fit into any genre. When I describe it I tell people it is like the movie "And the Band Played On" + the comic "Walking Dead" + the book "The Manchurian Candidate" + you just have to read it it is so amazing.


message 2: by Victoria (new)

Victoria Wonderful news and an honor, even if you don't win. Wanderers was one of the best books of any genre I've read in a long time. Can anyone nominate for Nebula and Hugo? I would gladly do so, if I could.


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