Current and upcoming ANHoD stuff
Jan. 14th, 2013 03:49 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
swan_towerFirst off, SF Signal is currently doing a Book Cover Smackdown!, Dragon Edition. Head over there to see the four covers A Natural History of Dragons is competing against, and vote for your favorite. (Hint, hint . . . not that I'm biased or anything.)
This and the reviews that have started popping up are the leading edge of the flood. ANHoD comes out February 5th, and starting then, I am going to be ALL OVER THE INTERNET. I'm not kidding; this blog tour we've got planned is srs bsns. I've done what I can to make sure I'm not horribly repeating myself, though, so at least you won't be seeing the same guest post in seventeen places.
But wait! There's more!
I am going to be traveling the weekend after the book's release, doing signings in Seattle (2/6), Portland (2/7), San Diego (2/8), and San Francisco (2/10). I'll post pretty soon with the details of those events, i.e. times and locations. If you're local to any of the four, please do stop by!
And, last but not least, I will be repeating the Month of Letters experiment from last year, this time with Isabella as your correpondant. So in February, you can write to her and receive a handwritten, wax-sealed letter in return. (I'd better start practicing my cursive again . . .)
Oh yeah, and I'm finishing the second book right now and will be revising it some time in the middle of all that stuff. Because I am not a sensible person. Whee!
This and the reviews that have started popping up are the leading edge of the flood. ANHoD comes out February 5th, and starting then, I am going to be ALL OVER THE INTERNET. I'm not kidding; this blog tour we've got planned is srs bsns. I've done what I can to make sure I'm not horribly repeating myself, though, so at least you won't be seeing the same guest post in seventeen places.
But wait! There's more!
I am going to be traveling the weekend after the book's release, doing signings in Seattle (2/6), Portland (2/7), San Diego (2/8), and San Francisco (2/10). I'll post pretty soon with the details of those events, i.e. times and locations. If you're local to any of the four, please do stop by!
And, last but not least, I will be repeating the Month of Letters experiment from last year, this time with Isabella as your correpondant. So in February, you can write to her and receive a handwritten, wax-sealed letter in return. (I'd better start practicing my cursive again . . .)
Oh yeah, and I'm finishing the second book right now and will be revising it some time in the middle of all that stuff. Because I am not a sensible person. Whee!
