My husband and I write books, did I mention that?

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. . .first one published was Agent of Change, a mass market original from Random House/Del Rey, in February 1988, then Conflict of Honors, in June 1988; Carpe Diem in October 1989; and Plan B in trade paper in…

February 1999.

Yeah, little bit of break, there.

Starting with the February 1999 release, though, we got more regular in our habits, with the result that we just recently handed in our eighteenth collaborative novel.

A lot of you have heard this story before.  The reason I’m doing a refresher right now is. . .

. . .with the assistance of Madame the Agent, and the willingness of Toni Weiskopff at Baen. . .

. . .we just today sold three more Liaden Universe® novels.

Dragon Ship, the sequel to next August’s Ghost Ship, is due in September 2011.  Trade Secret, the sequel to Balance of Trade, is due in May 2012.  In-between those two — due in January 2012 — is an as-yet-untitled Surebleak-centric story featuring some interesting new characters.

Keep in mind that the above are the authors’ delivery dates and not publication dates.  We don’t know what the publication dates may or will be.  That comes later.

First, we need to write like heck.

Originally published at Sharon Lee, Writer. You can comment here or there.

Comments

Yay!

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Yay and Yay. 3 new books. Wondering if the untitled one on Surebleak is the one you want to write anyway. Hope so. Now you'll be paid for it. Glad to hear the story of Jethri and his family will continue. Hoping for more from The Uncle. Also I hope for more of an explanation on how Jethri's family live for 300 years. Didn't quite understand that last time. I noticed that when Theo was working for the Uncle her ship's name was "Arin's Toss.". This is how I keep my brain from turning to mush in my old age. I hate cross word puzzles.
Congratulations and good luck from me, Gus and the rest of the Furry Gang.