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Tag Archives: max gladstone
Upcoming Time War Events + THE MYTHIC DREAM
Hello from Ottawa, where I’ve been for the past four days but which I shall leave again in six! All for good reason, though — thanks to your enthusiasm the events for This Is How You Lose the Time War … Continue reading
THIS IS HOW YOU LOSE THE TIME WAR: OUT TODAY!
Friends! Today’s the day! You’ve waited. You’ve suffered agonies of time. But now you can suffer its pleasures too. This Is How You Lose the Time War is my novella collaboration with Max Gladstone, and it launches in North America … Continue reading
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This Is How You Lose the Time War Reviews and Interviews
Praise! Interviews! GIVEAWAYS! Continue reading
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This Is How You Lose the Time War
More about the novella Max and I co-wrote! Continue reading
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Max and Amal Go to the Movies: THE GIRL WITH ALL THE GIFTS
Behold! The second instalment of Max and my column for Uncanny is here! Read our thoughts on The Girl With All the Gifts by way of Twists, Buddhism, Decolonialism and Ecopocalypse. Also extreme sillyness. In other news — literally — I sent out my … Continue reading
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Max Gladstone’s CRAFT SEQUENCE Omnibus!
AAHHH! All five Craft Sequence books are available as an e-omnibus for $12!!! If you don’t know my feelings about Max Gladstone’s Craft Sequence you probably haven’t known me very long. But you’re in luck! I reviewed the series (up to the … Continue reading
Max and Amal Go to the Movies
(We didn’t take the swords to the movies.) One of the stretch goals for Uncanny‘s Year 2 Kickstarter campaign was a movie column by Max Gladstone and me, in which we chat about a film we’ve seen recently, kicking it podcast-style … Continue reading
Final 8 Hours of Uncanny Year 3 Kickstarter
Hello friends! Last night, in the final hour before I turned into a social media pumpkin for the next three weeks, I saw the delightful news that Uncanny‘s Year 3 Kickstarter had reached its penultimate stretch goal: MAX AND AMAL GO TO … Continue reading
Bookburners: FIRE & ICE
Guys I did a thing! Backstory: there is this thing called Serial Box, which is kind of like HBO for ebooks: it runs serial fiction in novelette-length “episodes” to which you can subscribe, and have them turn up on your … Continue reading
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New Magazine Day: UNCANNY and LIGHTSPEED
Daunting as it may be to begin a whole new month, it’s always exciting to me to see new issues of my favourite magazines drop, especially when I have something to do with them. In the May issue of Lightspeed, I … Continue reading
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Tagged dominik parisien, lightspeed, max gladstone, nnedi okorafor, podcast, review, seanan mcguire, short fiction, uncanny
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