miscellaneous bits of news
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swan_towerProof I have gotten way too pale: I managed to pick up a bit of a tan in freaking London.
Anyway, onto actual news, of the writing-related sort. Various bits and pieces accumulated while I was gone, so in no particular order . . .
1) I've sold an audio reprint of "Kingspeaker" to Podcastle.
2) Go here for another chance to win an ARC of A Star Shall Fall (scroll down for details). Author Stephanie Burgis is, with permission, re-gifting the copy I sent her.
3) Clockwork Phoenix 3 has gotten a starred review from Publishers Weekly, with this to say about my own contribution: "Marie Brennan sets the bar high with 'The Gospel of Nachash,' a fine reinterpretation of the Adam and Eve legend from a fresh perspective." Also, finalized cover art.
4) An interesting post about "Remembering Light" and Driftwood more generally. I remain faintly boggled by how strongly people react to the setting -- boggled, and flattered. I really do need to get more Driftwood stories written.
5) My remaining bit of news will get its own post in a bit, so instead I'll use this spot to mention that I'm still seeking a title for the Victorian book. For those not aware or in need of a refresher, my requirements are here and here; you can leave suggestions on one of those posts, in the comments to this post, or send them to my e-mail (marie dot brennan at gmail dot com).
Anyway, onto actual news, of the writing-related sort. Various bits and pieces accumulated while I was gone, so in no particular order . . .
1) I've sold an audio reprint of "Kingspeaker" to Podcastle.
2) Go here for another chance to win an ARC of A Star Shall Fall (scroll down for details). Author Stephanie Burgis is, with permission, re-gifting the copy I sent her.
3) Clockwork Phoenix 3 has gotten a starred review from Publishers Weekly, with this to say about my own contribution: "Marie Brennan sets the bar high with 'The Gospel of Nachash,' a fine reinterpretation of the Adam and Eve legend from a fresh perspective." Also, finalized cover art.
4) An interesting post about "Remembering Light" and Driftwood more generally. I remain faintly boggled by how strongly people react to the setting -- boggled, and flattered. I really do need to get more Driftwood stories written.
5) My remaining bit of news will get its own post in a bit, so instead I'll use this spot to mention that I'm still seeking a title for the Victorian book. For those not aware or in need of a refresher, my requirements are here and here; you can leave suggestions on one of those posts, in the comments to this post, or send them to my e-mail (marie dot brennan at gmail dot com).
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