Travel Envy

August 17, 2012

The winners of the National Geographic Traveler Photos Contest have been posted.  (Strangely, at the Atlantic.) Check them out.  Bask in their glory.

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I Am On Vacation

August 15, 2012

I’ve come up the mountain to Snow Bear for a few nights.  And you know what I have to do while I’m up here? Absolutely nothing! I’m on vacation.  My first actual vacation in a long time. I’ve been doing a lot of traveling this year.  I’ve been to D.C. twice, to Seattle, to San […]

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My Olympia

August 11, 2012

Every four years, during the Olympics, I find myself almost caring about sports.   (It’s not that I’m too good to be a sports fan or anything, I just don’t have a lot of time to be a fan of anything but good writing.) But now, as the great thundering $15 billion spectacle staggers towards its […]

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Pour Votre Plaisir

August 8, 2012

So, I hear you ask, why are there two dots over the second i in Aristoi? Because it’s the French edition, that’s why! Yes, I’m going international with my epub!  I am pleased to report that the French edition of Aristoï, translated by our very own Jean-Daniel Brèque, is now available at Barnes & Noble, […]

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Behold! I Am Podcast!

August 7, 2012

Adventures in Sci-Fi Publishing has made available a podcast interview that I and Nancy Kress gave at Taos Toolbox back in June, dealing mostly with the workshops. We are, as always, tremendous! There is an interesting interview with Michael J. Winegar first.  If you’re impatient to get to Nancy and me, we begin about thirty […]

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Sailing into Your Corner of the Internet . . .

August 3, 2012

The Macedonian, the sequel to Brig of War, has tied up to the pier at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Smashwords.  Feel free to come aboard. As you can see from the somewhat altered cover, I took to heart comments on the mixture of serif and non-serif typefaces. As for those of you who hoped […]

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Patriotic Gore

August 2, 2012

“Always a godfather,” Gore Vidal regretted at a christening, “never a god.” Alas yes, he was mortal.  With him dies not only the last major writer of the World War II generation, but America’s last public intellectual. He wrote best-selling novels, he wrote brilliant essays, he wrote movies and television, he wrote Broadway plays.  He […]

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Macedonian 1.0

July 31, 2012

Here’s my first pass at a cover for the next sea adventure. Some of you quite intelligently suggested a period font for Brig of War, and I tried it both with BoW and this.  Alas, there is a reason that people felt it necessary to invent new fonts.  The old ones just didn’t carry the […]

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Son, That Brig Has Sailed

July 31, 2012

Brig of War, aka The Raider, is now live at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and Smashwords. Please download and enjoy.  They are DRM-free, as are all my reissued ebooks. It was fascinating revisiting this book, which I haven’t read since I last corrected the proofs.  It was almost like discovering the writing of a stranger.  […]

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Maometto Secundo

July 29, 2012

The other night I found myself at the Santa Fe Opera watching, and more importantly listening to, Maometto II, a Rossini opera, performed with its original score for the first time since 1820. The opera wasn’t a big hit in its first performance in that year.  It’s completely sung-through, which was pretty radical for the […]

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