There was an online panel conducted over in the UK, and was somehow included. They even let me talk, which is always a mistake.
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There was an online panel conducted over in the UK, and was somehow included. They even let me talk, which is always a mistake.
Continue reading →There’s a new short story anthology coming out later in the year and I’m one of the contributors.
Continue reading →Two bits of news.
Continue reading →I have a new book coming! It’s actually a novella, which, in publishing parlance, generally means stories under 50,000 words, with the average novel being about 100,000.
For people that still, somehow, want to more about either The Chimera Code or me, I put in a couple of additional appearances at some new places.
The formidable Chuck Wendig has a list of five things I learned writing my book. That article appears on his blog, HERE.
If you’d like to hear how I actually sound when I speak, I had a far-roaming chat with Dan Smith on his Coffee In Space podcast. That audio interview is HERE.
I am now a published author. Or, at least, published in eBook format, as the print edition is slated for November.
Wow, this is a very weird feeling since I’d been waiting years for this. The day has arrived, but, as with most things in publishing, this was a slow-motion affair that has been plodding towards this moment. I had a lot of fun writing this book, so I hope you have fun reading it.
It’s the appointed day, and the good folks at Rebellion Publishing via their imprint Solaris Books, have finally made their announcement: Continue reading →
Because he is one of the reasons I became a writer, I read this as quickly as possible. So here’s my review, pinched from Goodreads.
Agency is pure classic William Gibson in one way and a new Gibson in another. On the one hand, the futurism, the wry insights into the way we interact with and integrate technology into our lifestyles, is wonderfully intact. Gibson’s language is as dense, precise, and striking as ever. Continue reading →