Well, the fact of the matter is, it’s been getting shipped for about a week, but today was the official release for Caliban’s War. Thus far, the response has been mostly positive: “Compelling characters and a plot that combines political intrigue with military sf create a memorable story that begs for film adaptation.” — Library Journal “The characters, many familiar from before, grow as the story expands; tension mounts, action explodes and pages turn relentlessly.” — Kirkus “This breakneck tale [...]
Archive for June 2012
The Dogs Project: Rewrite and Final Report
by Daniel Abraham
What is the Dogs Project? Well, I had hoped I’d get that one last critique in, but it’s pretty clearly not going to happen. I have to say how much I appreciate the comments I had from the folks who did chime in and that I totally undertand not having time to ge around to it from the one that didn’t. Scheduling is always a trial. The final draft is due in with Shawn in a couple weeks, so I’m [...]
And I always get what I want
by Ty Franck
We have three winners! @Tucotheugly @Amberwu @AlecChaneAustin The answer was of course the redoubtable Amos Burton, formerly of Baltimore, now citizen of the solar system. Please email your mailing address to james.s.a.corey(at)gmail.com and we’ll get some books sent out to you. Thanks for playing!
I want to give a couple books away. . .
by Ty Franck
A member of the Rocinante’s crew has been following @abrahamhanover for a while now. The first three people to tweet that person’s hometown to that person’s twitter account will get a copy of Caliban’s War, signed by the two of us. Once we select the winners, we’ll tell them to email mailing addresses to us. I’ll post the winner list here, too. This is my first time doing a giveaway like this, so be patient if there are glitches.
Sword and Laser Interview
by Ty Franck
Tom and Veronica from Sword and Laser interview the two halves of James S.A. Corey for their latest podcast, streamcast, broadcast, whatever you call this new internet media that looks like TV but lives on computers. It’s the future, man. Crazy. I look very Metallica in this interview, Daniel looks very Simply Red. This was not on purpose.