Of course not, no one does. But would you like to get them to sign your book on the off chance that they will be simultaneously killed in a very famous and unique way, thus rendering the signatures valuable? Given the high likelihood of this happening, you’d be crazy not to!!! Come to Alamosa Books on June 23 where the bitter rivals that make up James S.A. Corey will be speaking, signing, and making cruel jokes about each other’s expanding [...]
Archive for May 2012
I’m in Germany!
by Ty Franck
Well, stuff I wrote is. So that seems pretty cool. I’m curious why they didn’t use our awesome Dociu cover.
Just in case you were wondering…
by Daniel Abraham
We aren’t actually dead. We’ve just got massive deadlines coming. Both Ty and I will be back on the blog shortly with deep insights and occasional buffoonery sometime after Friday.
First Caliban’s War review!
by Ty Franck
It looks like Publisher’s Weekly liked it. I especially like that they are “itching for the third book.” I guess that means we did it right. Don’t skip to the end or anything, but I came up with the last line of this book, and I think it’s the coolest thing I ever did. It’s all downhill after this.
Launching The King’s Blood
by Daniel Abraham
EDIT: Well, as always, it’s a little more complex than I’d thought. King’s Blood is out today in the UK. The US, a little less certain. Let’s call this one Real Soon Now and celebrate accuracy over precision. Well, it looks like The King’s Blood: Book Two of The Dagger and the Coin is out in the UK tomorrow and in the US the day after that. This is that nervous part where I’m right on the edge [...]
Locus Awards
by Ty Franck
Looks like Daniel and I will be hitting the Locus Awards show this year, after our surprising Best SF Novel nomination. If you’re in the Seattle area during the event, let us know. We’re always up for hanging out in a bar. And a huge thank you to anyone who voted for us. We are humbled by the support we’re getting. I mean, I was humble anyway, but Daniel could have used a little more humbling, and boy is he [...]