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Monthly Archives: September 2012
Exploring Near + Far’s Interior Art: Row 1 (Giveaway Day One)
This week sees the book getting officially launched on Wednesday. This week I’ll be doing a series of five posts about the interior art. Comment on a post to be entered to win one of three pieces of Near + Far jewelry; comment on all five posts and you’ll be entered five times.
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Folly Blaine reads “Zeppelin Follies” from Near + Far
The excellent Folly Blaine reads one of the stories from Near + Far, “Zeppelin Follies.”
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Tagged clarion west, folly blaine, l. timmel duchamp, screwball comedy, writing desperation, zeppelin follies, zeppelins
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10 Reasons I’m So Happy With The Way Near + Far Turned Out
I’m prepping for next week and the official release of the book. I’ll be doing some blog posts about the interior art over the next few days as well as trying to tie up a lot of loose ends. (And I’m prepping for the next round of classes – plenty of time to sign up still if you’re interested.) And at the end of the month, I’m off to Baltimore for a few days for the Baltimore Book Festival, yay!
The party at WorldCon was so! great! And it helps to have such a nifty book to show off. So I wanted to enthuse a bit more about it and why I’m so happy with it.
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Tagged ace double, mark w. tripp, near + far, near and far, tod mccoy, vicki saunders, worldcon
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Post WorldCon: Happy Daze
It’s the day after the last day of Chicon 7, and I have caught up a little on sleep. I had one of the best times I’ve ever had at a convention, and the book launch party went (IMO) swimmingly. … Continue reading