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Monthly Archives: July 2006

Covered

Lou Anders has some good words for the covers for the Locus Press year’s bests. There were some bumps along the road to Damascus, but I think John Picacio’s art is very fine indeed, and the Locus folk (hi Liza, hi Tim) ended up doing a terrific job.

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Year’s best sf and fantasy reviewed

I’m trying to move stuff about the various year’s bests over to www.yearsbests.com. I just received a nice Library Journal review for the two Locus Press books. You see it over at the year’s best site here.

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The Coode Street Podcast – The Third-Quarter King

The second Coode Street Podcast features Tim Pratt, one of my favorite new short story writers. His first collection, Little Gods, was published in 2003, and his first novel, The Strange Adventures of Rangergirl, was published in 2005. Upcoming is a new collection, Hart and Boot, and a new novel, Blood Engines. His short fiction … Continue reading »

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What I did on my holidays

I thought it might be fun to put up a quick summary of what I’ve been doing for the past twelve months. These are the newest, latest and best that I’ve been working on which have actually seen the light of day (or are about to). A lot of time was spent working on Locus, … Continue reading »

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The Jack Vance Treasury

Well, this is the cover art for The Jack Vance Treasury. It’s by Tom Kidd, and I think it’ll make for a wonderful cover for the book. In case readers haven’t looked at the SubPress site, the contents for the book are: Preface, Jack Vance Jack Vance: An Appreciation, George R.R. Martin Introduction: Fruit from … Continue reading »

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