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Some time ago I hinted that I had some more translation deals in the offing. I have gone official on these over at the Voyager blog in this post: Writers: do we really starve in a garret?, which is about … Continue reading
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Yep, I am happy… The pressure is beginning to ease. A second reviewer likes the book! The review is from AurealisXpress, which I assume means it is in the Aurealis Magazine for August, and it is written by Chrisetta MacLeod. … Continue reading
. I note that the cover of the UK Orbit edition is up on Amazon.co.uk now, with a publication date of March 4th. And the price is discounted at the moment, so it’s a good time to order. Here’s the … Continue reading
. One of the really nerve-wracking things as publication day approaches is waiting for the first professional review. Well, I just got it. I can’t publish it here yet, as the review still isn’t officially published – comes out in … Continue reading
Just to tantalize while you wait for the book to hit the shops in Oz… THE QUARTERN Drawn by my niece (a professional artist, Dr Perdita Phillips.) … Continue reading
Firstly, I went out to post a letter to my agent.And in the letter were three copies ofa three book contract… …specifically, for the translation rights of one of my trilogies. Now this was extra special for a number of … Continue reading
..Today’s blog post from me you can find here over on SFnovelists. Poke around while you’re there. It’s the hangout for a bunch of cool authors, covering the genre from hard sf to urban paranormal… … Continue reading
…goes off to the printers today in Australia.Should be in the shops in about 6 weeks time. And I am off to Virginia tomorrow. … Continue reading
Well, it started maybe not so well – with a traffic jam followed by a long overdue mammogram (squash) and ultrasound (squish). Perked up a lot at lunch with several friends who work for the Malaysian Nature Society, then was … Continue reading
Yeah, I might be dreaming of Tioman, but I am working. On a Sunday. Reading. Can reading a novel be work? Yep, when you’ve already read it umpteen times over the past few months. Hell, when you wrote the danged … Continue reading