Jer
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Robert Reed:
Hello! I was just wondering, what's the status of "Hammerwing"? Also, I'm curious about any other upcoming works!
Robert Reed
Most of my year was spent writing three rather ambitious Great Ship novellas. Novellas are tough to sell, but two have been accepted. "Best, Last, Only" to F&SF, "What>We>Will>Never>Be" to Asimov's SF. The third work was almost taken by another market, and I'm not done submitting it.
About HAMMERWING: Work was going well until I started fiddling with the novellas. Combined, they're a novel-worth of words. But I intend to get back to it soon.
"Retrograde Tales" is an ongoing project -- little stories with crazy shit ideas. I'm putting out another dozen in the same volume by year's end.
Finally, I want to republish a bunch of Great Ship stories on Kindle. "The Realms of Water" and "Flattering the Flame" to name two.
Hope that helps. And thanks for the interest.
About HAMMERWING: Work was going well until I started fiddling with the novellas. Combined, they're a novel-worth of words. But I intend to get back to it soon.
"Retrograde Tales" is an ongoing project -- little stories with crazy shit ideas. I'm putting out another dozen in the same volume by year's end.
Finally, I want to republish a bunch of Great Ship stories on Kindle. "The Realms of Water" and "Flattering the Flame" to name two.
Hope that helps. And thanks for the interest.
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James Grimes
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Robert Reed:
Hi Robert, i'm a huge fan of Destiny and after finding out no novels exist is set about looking into who wrote for Bungie, I found Marrow and i've been bouncing off your themes in that while writing short pieces within the Destiny universe. I read in an interview with Carksworld you have also other writing set in the Destiny universe. Is there any where to read this online?
Patrick Zimmerman
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Robert Reed:
Hello, I've been a big fan of your work ever since buying a copy of Down the Bright Way I spotted at Walden books many years ago. Over the years I've picked up everything in print, from Leeshore onward, and loved those books from the small publishers Golden Gryphon and PS Publishing. Recently you've moved to ebooks, but any prospects of an upcoming print release, e.g. a nice limited edition through Phantasia Press?
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