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Category Archives: Amortals
Angry Robot Unleashed!
Today, Angry Robot finally made its long-awaited debut in North America with honest-to-dead-tree books available from the Great White North to the Rio Grande. The first six titles now available in these parts are: Kell’s Legend by Andy Remic Moxyland … Continue reading
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New Amortals Review
Gill Polack recently read my upcoming novel Amortals. In her review, she writes: I keep wanting to use that old slogan “Tight, taut and terrific” about Amortals, which is accurate, but oh, so wrong. There’s not a wasted word. There’s … Continue reading
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Angry Robot on the Air!
I have the coolest publishers. The Angry Robot podcast launched today, hosted by the excellent and talented Mur Lafferty. Listen in and hear Mur interview the Angry Robots themselves: Marc Gascoigne and Lee Harris. Also be sure to check out … Continue reading
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Release Dates Released
Angry Robot just released its upcoming publishing schedule all the way up to the middle of 2011. This includes my first two original novels, Amortals and Vegas Knights. According to this, Amortals will hit the UK in November 2010, and North … Continue reading
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Plans Change at Storytellers Unplugged
Over at Storytellers Unplugged, I just posted a note called “Plans Change.” It’s about what the change in Angry Robot’s publishing schedule means for me. Go check it out.
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Amortals and Vegas Knights Dates
The downside of Angry Robot moving from HarperCollins to Osprey is that they won’t be releasing any books for a few months during the transition. This includes both Amortals and Vegas Knights, which were slated for shelves in the UK … Continue reading
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Angry Robot Finds New Home
While I was out last week, my pals at Angry Robot announced that they’d left the HarperCollins family and joined the growing Osprey flock instead. While this has caused some understandable turbulence in their release schedule, I think this is … Continue reading
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Blurbs: Jim Lee
If you’ve read a comic in the last 20+ years, you should already know Jim Lee. As an artist, he defined the look of the X-Men in the early ’90s. His X-Men #1 (written by Chris Claremont) is still the … Continue reading
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Blurbs: John Rogers
John Rogers is my kind of writer. He got a degree in physics but gave up working in that field to become a stand-up comedian. From there, he moved into TV, where he became a producer of Cosby. (I grew … Continue reading
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Blurbs: Jordan Weisman
I’ve known Jordan Weisman for well over 20 years, and watching him work has been a real ride. He’s a serial entrepreneur, ricocheting his way from one great idea to another. He started out as one of the founders of … Continue reading
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