The world of anthropology would have been excited when a perfectly preserved Neanderthal body is discovered in a Greenlandic glacier, if authorities had allowed the details out. When an American anthropologist involved in the excavation is denied access to the body, she uses an illicit tissue sample as source material… Continue reading
Now that Accretion has been released for Kindle on Amazon and in EPUB on Barnes and Noble my focus has returned to the novel Neanderthal Swan Song. (I should note that Accretion is available in EPUB and MOBI formats on my website without geographic restrictions.) I am about 10% of… Continue reading
Everything is on track for the release of Neanderthal Swan Song as an ebook in a few weeks. The main obstacle to overcome is cover art, and I have an idea brewing to cover that. What you may not know is that I have a collection of short stories and… Continue reading
IN March, Angry Robot books had an open call for manuscripts. I debated whether to submit or to go ahead with plans already in place to go indie with this book. I reluctantly submitted, hoping for a quick resolution, and secretly hoping that they would not be interested. Turns out,… Continue reading
This afternoon I finished my edit of my novel Neanderthal Swan Song, incorporating all the tweaking that I needed in order to make some Japanese cultural items less archaic. The novel currently sits in the pile from Angry Robot publishing’s open call. I filled in the EPUB template as I… Continue reading
I finally think I made it over the hurdle. The writing paralysis that I have been struggling with over the past several years is, I hope, a thing of the past. I have been pretty much constantly working on projects since I started the article on the Endler’s Livebearers for… Continue reading
My story, K.622 is appearing in the latest issue (#26) of M-Brane SF. This story originally appeared in audio format in Michelle M. Welch‘s audio anthology Theme and Variation, Opus 2. This is the first time the story will appear in print.
Author Terrill Lankford made a bold stand recently. He read his contract from a major publishing house and balked at the electronic royalty split of 75% going to the publisher. Get the details in this Publisher’s Weekly article. If you have been following this blog for very long at all,… Continue reading
It’s decision time for me. Publisher Angry Robot has an open call for unrepresented novel manuscripts. I have a novel manuscript that I am converting to EPUB format. The question becomes, do I halt the work and submit to the Angry Robot call, or do I push ahead and electronically… Continue reading
I woke up to another cold day here at Entropy Central, lingering effects of a storm that blew through over the weekend. We don’t heat the house unless it becomes unbearably cold, and that isn’t often. On the writing front, I finished the edits for the collaboration story and sent… Continue reading
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