Because I’ve been remiss and owe you a blog post, a few things:
I’m busy. Man, am I busy. This is a good thing.
I’m working on The Godborn, book II of The Sundering, at the moment. Most of the book is already done, so this work consists of expanding the novel, adding scenes here and there, that kind of thing. So much fun to write Riven and Magadon and Brennus and Rivalen … Read the rest
As is my wont, let me share with you a few titles coming out this month from the publishers with whom I work. Some great new books this month.
First, from the ferrous lands of Angry Robot Books, we have The Corpse-Rat King, by Lee Battersby. From the back matter:
Marius dos Hellespont and his apprentice, Gerd, are professional looters of battlefields. When they stumble upon the corpse of the King of Scorby and … Read the rest
Often I’ve mentioned how much of an influence Fritz Leiber
Given that, and because I’m often asked for reading recommendations, I’m going to … Read the rest
By now, many have you have heard about The Sundering, an event set in the Forgotten Realms. You can learn more if you watch the GenCon D&D Keynote here. I want to address three things with this post. First, a brief summary of what is The Sundering (both the event and the novel series), in my own words. Second, what my participation in The Sundering series means for The Cycle of Night trilogy. Third, … Read the rest
First, apparently Wizards of the Coast has signed a new distribution agreement with Random House and the heretofore elusive and never-before-seen-on-camera international ebook versions of WotC novels will soon be available. Print versions have been available in various languages for time immemorial, and now ebooks will join them. Rock on. EURASIA, EREVIS CALE IS IN YOU!
Second, Angry Robot tells me they’re very happy with sales of The Hammer and the Blade
As always, my monthly post to bring to your attention new novels in the Forgotten Realms, the galaxy far, far away, and the ferrous wastelands of the Angry Robot. Let’s see what we have:
In the Forgotten Realms, we have Charon’s Claw
In the 3rd book of the #4 New York Times best-selling Neverwinter Saga, Drizzt draws his swords once more … Read the rest
The Hammer and the Blade
Anyway, as always with a new release, I’m doing an e-signing. So if you’d like a signed copy of The Hammer and the Blade
I’m late with this. Been a busy couple weeks.
Anyway, continuing my monthly series of posts to bring to your attention new releases from the publishers with whom I work, I give you what’s new in July in the Realms and in the land of raging robots.
In the Forgotten Realms, we have the return of Richard Baker and his fun character Jack Ravenwild, in Prince of Ravens
My sword and sorcery novel from Angry Robot Books, The Hammer and the Blade
Today is Bookday for my novel, The Hammer and the Blade (Amazon
Candidly, I’ve been overwhelmed by the early reviewer response to the book. You can read some of those reviews here, and there are many, many others out there on the web. In fact, Library Journal said, “Kemp … Read the rest