A quick follow-up to today’s email about The Dragon of Falconer being 99c at Barnes & Noble until the 15th. (A copy of that email/post is below.) Barnes & Noble, for some mysterious reason, decided to not put my book on discount. I had a few emails from readers pointing that out and at this […]
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Dragon of Falconer, which is the first book in the Harley Firebird series, is currently only 99c on Barnes & Noble. And only until the 15th. The promotion page on Barnes & Noble is here, where the book is among a great many other discounted books. Dragon of Falconer is here, if you want to
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I have to come at this from an unexpected angle. I was talking about Blake’s 7, the BBC TV science fiction series from the late 1970s, with a group of authors the other day. We all love the writing in that series, love the characters, and hate the miniscule-to-non-existant budget the show was made with.
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The Self-Published Fantasy Blog-Off has been running for a number of years. As the name implies, it is a contest of self-published fantasy, that accepts only 300 books each year, then puts those books through a grueling four rounds of reading and critiquing (with all reviews being made public). This year’s SPFBO has reached the
Curated Fantasy to Add to Your TBR Pile. Read More »
So, I wrote myself all the way into a corner, and didn’t realize it until just a few days ago. If you’ve been following my stories for a while, you might be familiar with the Magorian and Jones series, or the Harley Firebird series, or both. They’re both set in the same fantasy world, with
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On this day in 532, five days of rioting ended with the death of tens of thousands of residents of the city of Constantinople (now Istanbul), and more than half the city destroyed by fire and violence. It is the most violent riot the city has ever experienced. Chariot racing was a huge sports entertainment
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I’ve posted a couple of posts lately about urban fantasy versus contemporary fantasy (here and here) and got a ton of emails and messages from all of you, discussing how you see the genres, and what you think they are. All very interesting. I’m a member of SFWA (Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Association), and
I literally, about 40 minutes ago, typed “The End” at the bottom of the manuscript for The Divine and Deadly. So the final book of the Magorian and Jones series is done. It’ll be going through the editing process over the next few weeks, then uploaded to take the place of the dummy manuscript that
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Cameron Cooper is one of the writers on Stories Rule Press, and has a deal happening for the next week that I thought I would share with you. Cam writes mostly non-romance space opera. The first book of Cam’s flagship Imperial Hammer space opera series, Hammer and Crucible, came fourth in Hugh Howey’s Self-Published Science
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Have you ever read a fantastic book, thought about leaving a review, then decided there was no point? After all, you’re just one voice among millions. No one is going to care what you think about the book. No one would even see any review you wrote. If you’ve ever hesitated about writing a review
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