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[KC]

HJ wrote: "I hope this link works. It's Josh writing about the poets of WWI and Out of the Blue for Charlie Cochrane on her LJ account (she sets many of her books in that peri..."

Thank you, Hj!

[Josh]

And Charlie Cochrane is doing a WWI event on her blog this year...

http://charliecochrane.livejournal.co...

[Charlie]

Josh wrote: "And Charlie Cochrane is doing a WWI event on her blog this year...

http://charliecochrane.livejournal.co..."

Thanks for posting the link, Josh. I'm featuring two posts a month until 2018, DV, so if anyone here would like to take part, they can contact me for a slot!

[KC]

Josh "Talking 'Seriesly' with Ginn Hale" today :-)

http://joshlanyon.blogspot.ca/2014/10...

[Varecia]

KC wrote: "Josh "Talking 'Seriesly' with Ginn Hale" today :-)

http://joshlanyon.blogspot.ca/2014/10..."

Thank you, KC! Very interesting blog post - I did not know that the Fair series is intended as a trilogy - wonderful news!!! And I definitely need to read more by Ginn Hale, I liked Wicked Gentlemen a lot, but never proceeded from there...

[Josh]

Varecia wrote: "KC wrote: "Josh "Talking 'Seriesly' with Ginn Hale" today :-)

http://joshlanyon.blogspot.ca/2014/10..."

Thank you, KC! Very interesting blog post - I di..."

My very favorite of Ginn's is the Rifter series. It actually got me back into reading after a long lull.

[Varecia]

Josh wrote: My very favorite of Ginn's is the Rifter series. It actually got me back into reading after a long lull.

Thank you for the recommendation, Josh, than I will definitely try the Rifter series!

[Calathea]

KC wrote: "Josh "Talking 'Seriesly' with Ginn Hale" today :-)

http://joshlanyon.blogspot.ca/2014/10..."

Hu? Is it Friday already? Thanks for the heads up! :-)

[Jordan]

If anyone here loves fantasy but hasn't read The Rifter, you HAVE to. You just, I don't know how anyone could not like the Rifter, unless you don't like MM. And what's not to like about MM, right? lol.

But don't buy them one at a time. You need to get the whole bunch at once. You'll fly through them very quickly and then need to reread in order to delve deeper. :-)

[Varecia]

Jordan wrote: "If anyone here loves fantasy but hasn't read The Rifter, you HAVE to. You just, I don't know how anyone could not like the Rifter, unless you don't like MM. And what's not to like about MM, right? ..."

Yes, I ordered all three paperbacks yesterday, together with the paperbacks of the AE-series I have resisted so long (thinking that I will not buy anything in paperback I have as an e-book, no no, and trying to reduce the piles of books on the shelves and on the floor and on the desk, not enlarging them :-)
Good thing it's my birthday next week, so it is the very best of gifts and I will hopefully feel not too guilty about it!

[Johanna]

Varecia wrote: "Jordan wrote: "If anyone here loves fantasy but hasn't read The Rifter, you HAVE to. You just, I don't know how anyone could not like the Rifter, unless you don't like MM. And what's not to like ab..."

Well done, Varecia! Also, those Rifter paperbacks are beautiful with all the cool illustrations and maps in them. I love them dearly. And I SO AGREE with Josh's Rifter recommendation. :-)

And congratulations on your new AE paperbacks too! :-D

[Alison]

Varecia wrote: "Jordan wrote: "If anyone here loves fantasy but hasn't read The Rifter, you HAVE to. You just, I don't know how anyone could not like the Rifter, unless you don't like MM. And what's not to like ab..."

Nice, Varecia. I'm looking forward to having Rifter paperbacks someday (and AE as well!). I think I will ask for them both for Christmas... ;)

[Johanna]

Josh is being interviewed today at lgbtrSr. Stop by and say hello!

6 Questions for Author Josh lanyon

[Idamus]

Johanna wrote: "Josh is being interviewed today at lgbtrSr. Stop by and say hello!

6 Questions for Author Josh lanyon"

A book from 1984? What book? And um, wow, I was 10 in 1984 :D

[Na]

At least you knew how to read. :D

[Antonella]

Idamus wrote: "A book from 1984? What book?"

The same question which I asked myself...

[Josh]

Idamus wrote: "Johanna wrote: "Josh is being interviewed today at lgbtrSr. Stop by and say hello!

6 Questions for Author Josh lanyon"

A book from 1984? What book? And um, wow, I was 10 in 1984 :D"

And now I feel truly old. :-D

[Idamus]

Josh wrote: "Idamus wrote: "Johanna wrote: "Josh is being interviewed today at lgbtrSr. Stop by and say hello!

6 Questions for Author Josh lanyon"

A book from 1984? What book? And um, wow, I was 10 in 1984 :D..."

Sorry 'bout that

[Susinok]

I was in college in 1984, Josh. Don't feel bad!

[Jordan]

LOL. I didn't know how to read in 1984. But I was learning. Or, more accurately, being read to. :-) So, yeah.

[Jordan]

I need someone to pay me to read. :-D

[HJ]

Josh, are you going to tell us which book you published in 1984? Please? And if it makes you feel any better, I was old enough to have a book published then -- but I didn't achieve that.

[Johanna]

Queer Romance month continues with a post from our Josh. :-)

http://www.queerromancemonth.com/josh...

ETA: And to discuss Josh's post here in GR... hop here.

[Jordan]

HJ wrote: "Josh, are you going to tell us which book you published in 1984? Please? And if it makes you feel any better, I was old enough to have a book published then -- but I didn't achieve that."

Curious minds really do want to know! And read it too!

[Salsera1974]

Wow. Josh's post for Queer Romance Month was really beautiful. I loved it.

Happy Halloween, everybody. :-)

[Josh]

HJ wrote: "Josh, are you going to tell us which book you published in 1984? Please? And if it makes you feel any better, I was old enough to have a book published then -- but I didn't achieve that."

Not just yet because it is a direct link to the other half of my life, and I am struggling with these two things converging. Which probably sounds quite odd...and maybe is quite odd. ;-D

[Josh]

Salsera1974 wrote: "Wow. Josh's post for Queer Romance Month was really beautiful. I loved it.

Happy Halloween, everybody. :-)"

They really did an amazing job of collecting contributors with varied experiences and insights. Happily there were very few blatantly self-promoting efforts. I really enjoyed reading along, really enjoyed experiencing a fresh perspective, new insight.

[Susinok]

Josh wrote: "Not just yet because it is a direct link to the other half of my life, and I am struggling with these two things converging. Which probably sounds quite odd...and maybe is quite odd. ;-D ..."

As long as you are not James Patterson, we'll handle it! ;)

[Karen]

Josh wrote: "Not just yet because it is a direct link to the other half of my life, and I am struggling with these two things converging. Which probably sounds quite odd...and maybe is quite odd. ;-D "

It's not that I/we have not been curious about who "else" you are, but I can say that I/(and we, I'd guess) are content to wait until, and if, you are ready to share that.

[Johanna]

Karen wrote: "Josh wrote: "Not just yet because it is a direct link to the other half of my life, and I am struggling with these two things converging. Which probably sounds quite odd...and maybe is quite odd. ;..."

Well, this is the second time Karen made me smile and nod tonight. :-)

[Idamus]

Karen wrote: "Josh wrote: "Not just yet because it is a direct link to the other half of my life, and I am struggling with these two things converging. Which probably sounds quite odd...and maybe is quite odd. ;..."


Yes, this

[Calathea]

Johanna wrote: "Karen wrote: "Josh wrote: "Not just yet because it is a direct link to the other half of my life, and I am struggling with these two things converging. Which probably sounds quite odd...and maybe i..."

Seconded. :-)

[HJ]

Josh wrote: "Not just yet because it is a direct link to the other half of my life, and I am struggling with these two things converging. Which probably sounds quite odd...and maybe is quite odd. ;-D..."

I don't think that's odd, and I understand (if you mean that you want to keep your anonymity).

[Varecia]

Karen wrote: "Josh wrote: "Not just yet because it is a direct link to the other half of my life, and I am struggling with these two things converging. Which probably sounds quite odd...and maybe is quite odd. ;..."

Yes, perfectly said!

[Anne]

Varecia wrote: "Karen wrote: "Josh wrote: "Not just yet because it is a direct link to the other half of my life, and I am struggling with these two things converging. Which probably sounds quite odd...and maybe i..."

What they all said.

I'm perfectly happy to read your books and interact here and on Facebook. Already you are one of the most generous authors I have had the privilege to come across, both with your time, your ideas and your words.

(Not that I'm not curious, of course I am, I am human after all. But I live well without knowing more than you are willing to give. Which by the way, goes for all of you here at our little peaceful corner of the interwebs)

[Alison]

Anne wrote: "Varecia wrote: "Karen wrote: "Josh wrote: "Not just yet because it is a direct link to the other half of my life, and I am struggling with these two things converging. Which probably sounds quite o..."

That's right, Anne. Well said. I agree. :)

[Antonella]

Writing advice by Josh:
http://carinapress.com/blog/2014/11/a...

[Johanna]

A new blog post — Josh shares a new little snippet from Fair Play!

http://joshlanyon.blogspot.fi

[Sylvia]

A new blog post @ Carinapress: Do you prefer standalone or series? Why?
http://carinapress.com/blog/2014/11/i...

[Calathea]

And a new one on Josh's blog. :)

[Johanna]

Thank you for the links, Sylvia and Calathea!

[KC]

New blog post - Lost in translation: http://joshlanyon.blogspot.ca/2014/11...

[Susinok]

KC wrote: "New blog post - Lost in translation: http://joshlanyon.blogspot.ca/2014/11..."

I read that at lunch. Fascinating post.

[Josh]

KC wrote: "New blog post - Lost in translation: http://joshlanyon.blogspot.ca/2014/11..."

That was a really informative discussion!

[HJ]

A blog post about writing mysteries (and an audiobook giveaway):

http://thebloggergirls.com/2014/11/23...

[Johanna]

Happy Thanksgiving from Josh — Five Things You're Grateful For:

http://joshlanyon.blogspot.fi/2014/11...

[Kim]

Family, friends, shelter, plentiful food, a hug given or recieved when needed.

[Johanna]

TWO new blog posts from Josh:

http://joshlanyon.blogspot.fi/2014/12...

and

http://joshlanyon.blogspot.fi/2014/12...

[Josh]

Kim wrote: "Family, friends, shelter, plentiful food, a hug given or recieved when needed."

Aww. True enough!

[Johanna]

Hint, hint. If you'll go and read Josh's newest blogpost, there's a chance to win an audio book... just saying...