Through Splintered Walls is out! It’s beautiful. Try your luck at the Goodreads giveaway! I’ll send one of my almost-antique bookplates to the winners.
Ishtar is also out. Ishtar past present and future, novellas from me, Deborah Biancotti and Cat Sparks. This sold out at Contiuum within about 24 hours, but can be ordered.
Nicole Murphy interviewed me as part of her “Writing Processes” series.
Donna Hanson also interviewed me, as part of her “Beta Readers” series.
My story “All You Can Do is Breathe” is coming out in a Polish anthology, called Najlepze Horrory, Best Horror 2012. Here, the translator Roman Ociepa talks about the process. Fascinating!
PS. If you have one of the ‘special’ copies of Through Splintered Walls, ie those sold at Contiuum, missing the first line from every single page (printer error, very quickly replaced) please let me or Alisa Krasonstein know. Copies replaced, free postage.
Congrats on making the Poland best of the year!
Great to have your story in the anthology, Kaaron – and hope to be seeing more of them in future volumes, too.
Thank you, Bartek! I really love this cover and am hoping my dad can translate some of the stories back to English for me!
Hi !
I’ve just finished re-reading ‘walking the tree’ for the third time… I don’t understand why this isn’t required reading in the the high school English curriculum. Talk about preparing young adults not only for a world of diversity but also for a world of critical reflection, independent thought, integrity, conscience, politics and consequence. A truly compelling and unique read. It is one of those books that affects your life. Thank you. I now can’t wait to devour the rest of your work !
jacqueline.
Jacqueline, thank you. It’s thrilling to me that you took so much that is positive from Walking the Tree, because that’s the world I was trying to build. Flawed in many ways, but multi-layered and deeply understanding of difference. I’d love to see in the curriculum!