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Friday, July 6th, 2007 03:32 pmLiaden Universe® novella "Misfits" (aka The Story of the Weatherman and What Became of Him) has been turned in to Jim Baen's Universe and accepted by Eric "Lightnin'" Flint for publication in the December issue.
Edited to add: Thanks to an alert reader on Baen's Bar, I learn that the first half of "Misfits" is available here. There is no charge to read this; you do not need to register. You do, however, have to wait until December to get the rest of the story. Fair warning.
Somewhat closer to hand, and if all goes well, the Liaden Universe® Big Bang will be coming to Baen Webscriptions on July 15. This collection will include the contents of every SRM Adventures in the Liaden Universe® chapbook, from Two Tales of Korval straight through Allies.
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kinzel will regrettably -- and regretfully -- not be attending NASFiC. Though we've cleared some of the stuff off of an abruptly crowded deck, we're still in something of a deadline crush. Next year, in Denver!
And, having deposited SRM orders at the post office, driven to Augusta to leave work with the printer, and returned home via the grocery store -- it's time for me to get to work.
Edited to add: Thanks to an alert reader on Baen's Bar, I learn that the first half of "Misfits" is available here. There is no charge to read this; you do not need to register. You do, however, have to wait until December to get the rest of the story. Fair warning.
Somewhat closer to hand, and if all goes well, the Liaden Universe® Big Bang will be coming to Baen Webscriptions on July 15. This collection will include the contents of every SRM Adventures in the Liaden Universe® chapbook, from Two Tales of Korval straight through Allies.
As reported elsewhere
kinzel will regrettably -- and regretfully -- not be attending NASFiC. Though we've cleared some of the stuff off of an abruptly crowded deck, we're still in something of a deadline crush. Next year, in Denver! And, having deposited SRM orders at the post office, driven to Augusta to leave work with the printer, and returned home via the grocery store -- it's time for me to get to work.
