Write ALL the things!
A busy month! Lots of things in the works:
My short story for the second Stargate anthology is in to MGM for review; it's a Ronon-centric story set in his younger days on Sateda, and was fun to write. The anthology is called POINTS OF ORIGIN, includes both SG-1 and SGA stories, and should be out later this year.
Melissa Scott and I have an outline for the next installment of the Mathey and Lynes series, a novella tentatively titled BY THE BEAUTIFUL SEA, in which Ned and Julian attempt to go on holiday together, but become mixed up in a metaphysical burglary. We've tentatively scheduled the next full-length Mathey and Lynes novel, DEATH UNDER FALSE PRETENSES, to be completed in early 2017.
Jo Graham and I are also working on a novella, this one a dark fantasy centered on a group of immortal artists in pursuit of a demonic killer. Writing an immortal Constantine Cavafy in Greenwich Village in 1980 may be the most entertaining thing I've done in a long time.
And I'm starting to plan my next Stargate project (starting to plan: like commencing to get ready to begin), a Legacy series novella (this year it seems to be novellas all the way down) centering on John Sheppard and Elizabeth Weir. Three Legacy novellas are planned for next year, to be published individually in ebook form and then collected into a single print volume.
My short story for the second Stargate anthology is in to MGM for review; it's a Ronon-centric story set in his younger days on Sateda, and was fun to write. The anthology is called POINTS OF ORIGIN, includes both SG-1 and SGA stories, and should be out later this year.
Melissa Scott and I have an outline for the next installment of the Mathey and Lynes series, a novella tentatively titled BY THE BEAUTIFUL SEA, in which Ned and Julian attempt to go on holiday together, but become mixed up in a metaphysical burglary. We've tentatively scheduled the next full-length Mathey and Lynes novel, DEATH UNDER FALSE PRETENSES, to be completed in early 2017.
Jo Graham and I are also working on a novella, this one a dark fantasy centered on a group of immortal artists in pursuit of a demonic killer. Writing an immortal Constantine Cavafy in Greenwich Village in 1980 may be the most entertaining thing I've done in a long time.
And I'm starting to plan my next Stargate project (starting to plan: like commencing to get ready to begin), a Legacy series novella (this year it seems to be novellas all the way down) centering on John Sheppard and Elizabeth Weir. Three Legacy novellas are planned for next year, to be published individually in ebook form and then collected into a single print volume.
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