Received copies of the reprint of Are You There, my first collection, which originally appeared from Golden Gryphon Press in 2009. Book has been redesigned, with some new material. It's a chunky 394 pgs.
The AYT reprint has one new thing in it, a fifteen hundred word intro to "The Avenger of Love," a story I wrote after spending two years on a collaborative effort with Harlan Ellison. If you are an Ellison fan, or if you hate him or whatever, it might be of interest.
Patrick Swenson at Fairwood Press is reissuing Are You There, my first collection, in a design that matches the new collection. Each has a cover by a World Fantasy Award winning artist. John Picacio for Are You There and Vincent Chong for The Whole Mess. Now all I have to do
Noticed that King's On Writing has been reissued. Back in another dimension of reality (2001) I was one of the winners of the writing-from-a-situation contest. It was a needed boost. Since then I've sold a lot of short stories and a few novels. Thanks @StephenKing !
Contract signed for a new story that will appear in Asimov's. My last story was "Dream Interpretation" back in 2021. The new one,"The Ledgers," is horror. Short stories require a whole different set of muscles from novels. It's good to exercise those muscles again. Feel the burn!
Her work has won six Nebulas, two Hugos, and has been translated into Klingon! We are beyond excited to welcome @nancykress to #DragonCon2024 as our Literary Guest of Honor!
On Wed, 3/20 at 7pm @darylwriterguy will join us at our Ravenna location to discuss his book REVELATOR with @JSkillingstead@VintageAnchor
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Bought in the 80s. Kept bouncing off the title story. Remained on various shelves in various rooms for decades. Once in a while I'd look at it. Decades. Tonight I finally read the story. It was good. The paper had turned yellow. The cover came off. When does my cover come off?
I should have mentioned this sooner, but what can you do? Daryl Gregory Nancy Kress and I are doing a bookstore event today at 6:00 at the University Bookstore. Here's a link. If you're local and can make it please join us!
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R.I.P. Michael Bishop. Wonderful writer and one of the kindest people I've ever known. Not that I knew him well, but with Michael even a handfull of encounters tells what kind of person he was. Besides talking at a conventions over the years we carried on a brief correspondence.
Today is the official pub date for my new collection. Here's a link to a thing I did for Mary Robinette Kowal's Favorite Bit series.
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Back from the first walk of the day. We ate treats at the coffee shop and discussed what might be either a line of dialog or a title for a new story. "The Previous Dog."