The latest installment of Mur Lafferty’s wonderful series Heaven went live just the other day. I need to re-listen to the first for seasons to refresh my memory, but I’ve subscribed… and so should you.
The latest installment of Mur Lafferty’s wonderful series Heaven went live just the other day. I need to re-listen to the first for seasons to refresh my memory, but I’ve subscribed… and so should you.
Well looks like Nina has finally thrown off her captors in the land of Amazon. So get over there and buy!
The latest installment of “Heaven” by the incomparable Mur Lafferty launches on June 1!
For those who really can’t wait you can head on over to http://heavennovel.com/ register for the site and sign-up for the Inside Story!
Well it appears the brave barbarian princess has been set upon by highwaymen on the information highway shortly after reaching the land of Amazon.
So grab the PDF and spread the word! Or head over to Christiana’s page for more details.
Nina Kimberly the Merciless by Christiana Ellis is a comedic fantasy novel coming to print today May 15th, 2009, from Dragon Moon Press. Please help Nina to climb the charts by purchasing the book from Amazon.com today! You can get a free PDF e-copy of the book here.
You can find out more about Christiana at http://christianaellis.com/ and Nina Kimberly at http://www.ninakimberly.com/
Note: There looks to be something odd going on over at Amazon. Please keep trying, based on how good the podiobook was this is certainly worth plunking some coin down for a hard copy.
Found another little gem over at Dark Roasted Blend to the Ultimate Guide to Modern Writers of Science Fiction & Fantasy. The site links to a public viewable Google Spreadsheet. Listing includes authors from 1999-2009.
Yesterday I found the following link to a listing of SF writers who blog over at Dark Roasted Blend.
Found an interesting post on Podiobooks.com it seems that Scott Sigler’s novel “Contagious” (the sequel to “Infected”) made the New York Times Best Sellers list. While I have yet to read or listen to either title I have enjoyed several of Sigler’s other works, especially “Ancestor”.
This major success in traditional media is very cool. You can find the full article over at the Podiobooks blog.