Wednesday is the new Monday?
Wed 1 Oct 2014 - Filed under: Not a Journal., Benjamin Parzybok, Delia Sherman, Ysabeau S. Wilce | Posted by: Gavin
Holy bananas, Batman. Days go by, books explode out into the world (hello Gwenda!), leaves FALL FROM TREES, eek!
Did you hear Molly Gloss has a book out at the end of this month? I read it this week on my sickbed and it is so FABULOUS. It’s called Falling From Horses and you can pre-order signed copies from Powell’s! Which by all that is good in the world you SHOULD. Or, at least, strongly consider.
Susan Stinson says Spider in a Tree:
One year ago today was the pub date of my novel Spider in a Tree by @smallbeerpress. Beyond thrilling.Need one? Here: http://t.co/6J0oHzqqA1
— Susan Stinson (@susanstinson) October 1, 2014
But, but, that book just came out! Argh, time, is, passing! (Apologies for that comma.)
Over at Weightless you can get the new issue of Lightspeed which has a heck of an energetic story from Ysabeau S. Wilce (“The Biography of a Bouncing Boy Terror”) which not coincidentally can also be found in her debut collection — which comes out in 2 weeks! — Prophecies, Libels, and Dreams. In the same issues: stories by Kelly Link (“Water Off a Black Dog’s Back”), Daniel José Older, Megan Kurashige, along with excerpts from Paolo Bacigalupi’s new novel, THE DOUBT FACTORY and Ann Leckie’s ANCILLARY SWORD. That John Joseph Adams sure puts together quite the package!
Ever wondered* what distractions emperors and other mayors faced? How did they cope? Were they gamers? (Tricky Dicky, looking at you.) Click through for some great face to face comparisons for Winston “Angry Birds” Churchill and more as Benjamin Parzybok delves into “A Brief History of Video Games Played by Mayors, Presidents, and Emperors.”
Ben P. is reading (with Ryan Boudinot) at Oct. 15, 7 PM Elliott Bay Book Company in Seattle. And: the audiobook just came out.
Ysabeau’s book is now available to reviewers, bloggers, librarians, and booksellers on Edelweiss. The requests are coming in thick and fast.
And! Delia Sherman’s debut collection, Young Woman in a Garden, is up on Edelweiss, now, too.
More info on these two books — and 2015’s book, wow, so oncoming, such nearness — soon.
* Ben, not asking you.
PS Win a copy of Prophecies, Libels, and Dreams here.
PS x 2 Name your city and get a free audiobook of Sherwood Nation!