Bookkeeping

[rolanni]

Amazon.com is apparently shipping The Agent Gambit a little ahead of its January 4 release date. Amazon is also now receiving reader reviews.

On the subject of reviews, if you have read Carousel Tides or Mouse and Dragon (or any of the books that came out in 2010, actually), please consider sharing your reactions with other readers on Amazon, BN, Goodreads, or the social reading site of your preference.

I thought I had done this, but can't find the entry, so! Better twice than never, as the saying goes.

Publication list for Sharon Lee and Steve Miller, 2011

January 4, 2011: The Agent Gambit

February 2, 2011: Skyblaze

May 3, 2011: Korval's Game and Longeye

July 5, 2011: Saltation

August 1, 2011: Short story TBA

August 2, 2011: Ghost Ship

September 6, 2011: The Crystal Variation

Comments

Ghost Ship

[kmartin802.livejournal.com]

Thanks for publishing Ghost Ship on my birthday. It will give me something to look forward to more than turning 61. ;-)

Re: Ghost Ship

[rolanni.livejournal.com]

Alas, I cannot take credit for the publication date -- that's set by the publisher.

. . .do you think they knew?

:)

Misc

[(Anonymous)]

Thanks for the reminder. I wanted to order Skyblaze before the end of the year, but it kept dropping off my to-do list. It has now been done!

Ghost Ship just before Worldcon sounds great since I like autographed copies. However, I will probably pre-order it since I probably will not be able to wait. I really want to see what Theo is doing.

I like the new Asian themed background.

Susan in Florida

Re: Misc

[rolanni.livejournal.com]

I like the new Asian themed background.

It's nice for the new year, I think.

[growlycub.livejournal.com]

I posted my 2010 top 10 list here on LJ and tweeted it on Twitter. :)

Book Reviews

[claire774.livejournal.com]

Since I'm an amateur.....is there an outline of some kind for writing a book review? I'm reading Duainfey now and like it very much. All of a sudden one finds oneself back in the days of Jane Austen. Just like Inas Bhar's planet was a kind of Middle Eastern themed planet.....There's a reference to New London in Duainfey. The society there seems to have been founded by anti technology English people. Pretty strange. I haven't read much of it yet. Hope for more explanations as I go along. I'm glad to see that the mass paperback of Longeye is coming out soon. I had to invest in a used hardback copy.
C.