Last weekend, The Secret History of Moscow was launched at WFC. We had a fun party with chocolate, cheese, beer, and rubber rats. Overall, WFC was a blast -- got to see many old friends and gape at many luminaries. Met a ton of new people -- everyone was wonderful and kind, and I feel I made new friends too.
Meanwhile, John Scalzi has kindly invited me to contribute to his The Big Idea feature at Ficlets blog -- here is my rambly explanation of how The Secret History came about and why I wanted to write it.
Finally: The Secret History is listed as available at Amazon.com and B&N, so I deduce it's a real book now. It's both exciting and scary, and I hope people like it.
2 comments:
I really enjoyed reading your novel, the Secret History of Moscow. I put up a brief review of it.
Can you tell me what your next novel will be. I like your writing style.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm really thrilled that you enjoyed the book.
My next one will be coming out in June -- it is called The Alchemy of Stone, and it's a bit different. But it has cities, gaegoyles and mechanical girls. Oh, and revolution.
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