Pyr’s generous giveaway on Kindle! For a limited time. Free on Kindle #brightofthesky #FreeKindleBook #pyr

Pleased to announce that the concluding volume of The Entire and The Rose in trade paper is shipping early, on July 1st!  I’ll consider it a birthday gift for my next-day Queen of Everything celebration. From the reviewers: “Prince of Storms is the perfect conclusion to what could well be one of the most ambitious and fascinating ongoing scifi series out there. Highly recommended. . .” –Pat’s Fantasy Hotlist “One of the most captivating multi-universe, multi-cultural settings

I keep thanking the writing gods for Pyr’s superb work–especially art direction–for “The Entire and The Rose” series. Incredibly beautiful books. You can see more of Pyr’s cover art and books here. So this is the new trade paper version of Book Three of the series, City Without End, shipping on January 25. Cover art by the amazing Stephan Martiniere. And although this cover looks like a celebration, as in perhaps a triumph over all odds, actually there’s much more to come wit

Book Four and conclusion of The Entire and The Rose. Coming January 2010 from Pyr Cover Illustration by Stephan Martiniere Jacket design by Jacqueline Cooke #princeofstorms #pyr #stephanmartiniere #theentireandtherose

My publisher, Pyr, has been getting some accolades lately, and I’ve tagged along for the ride. Wow, a Pulitzer Prize winner has read Bright of the Sky? (The following excerpts from a Prometheus press release:) Junot Díaz, winner of the 2008 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction for his novel, The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao, says “Pyr books has in a few short years become the imprint to beat in the science fiction and fantasy fields.” “[With The First Law series, Joe] Abercrombie h

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 that I have author jitters or anything, but I found a typo, I need to take it back. Nope, it is so totally out of my hands. Man, complete strangers are reading it, and putting up reviews and making comments. Oddly enough, there is a little bit of shock about all that, even after six previous books. But, of course, I am thrilled to have Brig

Yesterday my publisher checked out the final details with me on my book cover design. No, you did not read this incorrectly. They checked with me. That is one of the joys of working with Pyr, and my editor there, Lou Anders, Editorial Director of Pyr. Lou has been checking in with me regularly since spring when he bought my SF quartet, The Entire and the Rose. It began with a discussion of what characterized the series within the corral of science fiction and fantasy: we deci