Happy Book Day!
Apr. 1st, 2014 12:43 pmFIRST, Happy Book Day to Felix Gilman, whose book The Revolutions also comes out today. I don't know Mr. Gilman personally, but I admire his writing. And The Revolutions sounds awesome.
SECOND, Happy Book Day to me! To celebrate, my invaluable webtamer has put up the map of the Ethuveraz on katherineaddison.com.
THIRD, there's also a FAQ. I'm sure that more questions will need to be added for The Goblin Emperor, but I haven't been asked them yet.
FOURTH, John Scalzi graciously let me do a Big Idea post about fantasy and technology.
FIFTH, for Forces of Geek, I did a post about inventing languages.
SIXTH, for Tor-dot-com, I wrote a post about coming-of-age stories and quests.
SEVENTH, I also did the Pop Quiz at the End of the Universe for Tor-dot-com and can't remember if I posted the link or not.
EIGHTH and furthermore, there's a Q&A up at Riffle.
NINTH, if you haven't had enough of me yet, there will be other guest blog posts cropping up as my gracious hosts' schedules permit. I will, of course, post links.
TENTH, not one atom of this post is an April Fool's joke.
ETA: ELEVENTH, Tor-dot-com's That Was Awesome feature, in which I explain why you should be reading Scott Lynch.
SECOND, Happy Book Day to me! To celebrate, my invaluable webtamer has put up the map of the Ethuveraz on katherineaddison.com.
THIRD, there's also a FAQ. I'm sure that more questions will need to be added for The Goblin Emperor, but I haven't been asked them yet.
FOURTH, John Scalzi graciously let me do a Big Idea post about fantasy and technology.
FIFTH, for Forces of Geek, I did a post about inventing languages.
SIXTH, for Tor-dot-com, I wrote a post about coming-of-age stories and quests.
SEVENTH, I also did the Pop Quiz at the End of the Universe for Tor-dot-com and can't remember if I posted the link or not.
EIGHTH and furthermore, there's a Q&A up at Riffle.
NINTH, if you haven't had enough of me yet, there will be other guest blog posts cropping up as my gracious hosts' schedules permit. I will, of course, post links.
TENTH, not one atom of this post is an April Fool's joke.
ETA: ELEVENTH, Tor-dot-com's That Was Awesome feature, in which I explain why you should be reading Scott Lynch.
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Date: 2014-04-03 12:41 am (UTC)Speaking of Reddit, you _really_ should do an AMA there. It's very helpful.
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Date: 2014-04-06 02:50 pm (UTC)It
Was
Just
That
GOOD
I'm hoping there will be more books set in this world. And that we will see more about how the magic works.
Also I really wish there was a live version of the bridge model I could visit in a museum somewhere.
(Also, interesting bit of linguistic trivia from when I learned Russian years ago: zh is very rare in English words, but the word where it occurs is not uncommon: it's the s in pleasure.)
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Date: 2014-04-29 01:16 am (UTC)I've sent a copy to my brother. He's a historian and always on the look out for fantasies that feel solid on how their political entities might work. I think he'll enjoy the book as much as I did.
Thank you.
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