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Working list of Carina Press POD titles
Carina Press has launched a Print on Demand program! I’m putting together a working list of authors and titles in the first wave of POD release–if you see anything you like, show your support and buy a copy of a Carina print release today!
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Oh hey Carina is doing POD finally book roundup
Another book roundup post, featuring Alan Doyle’s memoir, pre-order of Cherie Priest’s forthcoming Lizzie Borden story, and support of Carina’s new POD efforts!
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For the Great Big Sea fans, hey look! Alan Doyle, author!
For the Great Big Sea fans, a roundup of all the ways to get a copy of
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Some notes on the setting of the Rebels of Adalonia books
I was asked if a map exists of the setting of my Rebels of Adalonia books. Since the answer to that is no, here is a summation of what I know of the geography and notable locations!
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Boosting the Signal: Lex Talionis, by R.S.A. Garcia
And now, a special Saturday edition of Boosting the Signal, featuring Lex Talionis, a new SF/mystery release by R.S.A. Garcia! The character goal, pure and simple: revenge.
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Oh look, more snobbery about people reading the wrong things
Slate sneers at adults for reading YA, and the Internet responds with a resounding “fuck you”.
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Boosting the Signal apologies, general reminders, and upcoming dates
Some news on how Boosting the Signal is going, apologies to a couple of participating authors, and notice that posts will be going on hiatus. I got a deadline to hit, you guys.
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Boosting the Signal: Crucible, by T.D. Wilson
Today’s second post on the Carina Press doubleheader for Boosting the Signal is from T.D. Wilson, for his new military SF/F release Crucible, book 2 of the Epherium Chronicles. His character’s goal: stop the destruction of new human friends and allies. Check it out.
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Boosting the Signal: Cooking Up Love, by Amylynn Bright
Today’s first Boosting the Signal entry in a Carina Press doubleheader is Amylynn Bright, with her new romantic comedy Cooking Up Love! Amylynn’s heroine’s goal: keeping her kitchen from EXPLODING.
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Well, that sure didn’t take long, did it?
The Women Destroy Science Fiction! issue drops, and _immediately_ there’s reactionary editorials. This is my Lack of Surprise Face, Internets.
