This year two of my short stories will appear in publications that are a vanishing breed: the non-themed original science fiction...

Thrilled to announce that A World Too Near is now in stock at Amazon! (And signed copies can be shipped from A Book For All Seasons.) A...

Those of you who thought you knew RadCon in Washington’s Tri Cities, think again. This weekend just past it had a few people short of...

Very cool new honor from the American Library Association! Bright of the Sky has just been named one of top five 2007 novels for science...

Happy to note that, on Locus Online, Jeff VanderMeer lists Bright of the Sky as among the best books of 2007. He says:(‘Cause I know...

Greg L. Johnson of SFSite has posted his best of 2007 — his top ten books of the year, and Bright of the Sky came in #1! He says the book...

First review is in on A World Too Near, and it’s a STARRED review from Publishers Weekly! I’m thrilled to have such a nice launch for...

Bright of the Sky will soon be out in trade paper; February is the pub date. I have some great quotes from reviews for the back cover,...

This gorgeous Stephan Martiniere cover adorns my forthcoming novel, A World Too Near. (March, ’08.) I couldn’t be more thrilled to have...

Orycon was in fine form this year, with GOH Robert Charles Wilson, among others. I was there too, and signed a few books and one robot....

I’ll be joining Pacific Northwest writers for a fun event tomorrow night, and presenting my dialogue class at Oregon Writers Colony on...

Thrilled to announce that Bright of the Sky has just been named by Publishers Weekly one of seven SF/F best books of the year. Yikes, am...

I’ll be in Portland, Oregon on Wednesday, November 15 to present a workshop on writing dialog. Thanks to Oregon Writers Colony for...

Why do the Hugo awards loom so large when fewer than 500 readers usually vote? Well, we’re a small community. What we lack in numbers we...

Catch my podcast interview on Small World in which I talk about why cool heroes are missing from a lot of science fiction, why the hero...

And another few things about Readercon: Dr. Carl Frederick’s physics lecture. Off the cuff, funny, and almost truly understandable, it...

Back from Readercon in Massachusetts. My first time there, and I’m going back, definitely. Met a great bunch of readers, made lists of...

Kay and Brenda Cooper at U. Book Store in Seattle. Brenda Cooper and I recently shared a headline event at U Book Store in Seattle. It...

If this is April, it must mean my new book is out! And sure enough, I checked on Amazon.com, and they claim they’ve got it. But wait! Not...

Recent reports of the death of independent booksellers are Way overstated. I just came back from a trade show of independent booksellers,...