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10/6/07 |
The Lost Art is going to have a book launch on Wednesday 11th July 2007 at Waterstones (Emerson Chambers branch), Newcastle upon Tyne, starting at 6.30pm.
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10/6/07 |
Just a quick note to say that I've gone all Web2.0 and have a MySpace page. And I have friends! You can be one too!
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10/6/07 |
I have a copy of The Lost Art in my hand - and it looks more lovely than something rather lovely. I'm not just happy with it - I'm delighted. I'll have to put up a picture of me holding it and grinning like a loon at some point, but until then here's the first review of the novel. They seem to like it quite a lot!
In other news, I'm speaking at Greenbelt 2007 - times to follow.
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17/5/07 |
I've been hard at work. I've written another novel - which will hopefully be accepted by t'publishers. I've completely revamped the website, and have included a shop where you can get all things Mordeny. The Lost Art page has expanded, too, ready for publication date. Have a look around!
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5/01/07 |
Happy New Year, Happy New Website! The Book of Morden is migrating lock, stock and barrel to its own domain. Please set your bookmarks to www.bookofmorden.co.uk. Hosted by the ever-fragrant Roger and Jean at Cornwell Internet, I'll be able to do things there that I couldn't do on the blueyonder website (like flog books). Check back soon for further updates!
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8/08/06 |
There's more: I've just discovered that Another War has been shortlisted for a World Fantasy Award. I'm boggled as to how that might have happened, but I'm very happy that it has!
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7/08/06 |
I now know my Greenbelt 2006 talk times. I'm on a panel talking about Sex'n'violence in fiction at 10am on the Saturday in Foxhunters, straight after (11.15am) in the bookshop about the joys of science fiction, and on the Monday at 10am, again in the bookshop talking about what makes a good story. See you there!
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21/6/06 |
Even more Lost Art stuff. There's now a rather nifty map to go with it.
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17/6/06 |
There's more stuff on The Lost Art page: teaser-biographies of some of the main characters in the book.
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16/6/06 |
I meant to update this ages ago! Geoff Ryman's AIR was the worthy winner of the 2006 Arthur C Clarke Award, after the longest judges' meeting in the history of the award. It would have been embarrassing to be late for our own ceremony...
In other news Another War has been recommended for Best Novella in the British Fantasy Society Awards.
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8/4/06 |
I've completely redesigned the website. Hopefully things will be updated much more regularly now I'm a proper author. There's a whole slew of free stories on the Stories page, too.
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29/1/06 |
Clarke Award shortlist is:
NEVER LET ME GO - Kazuo Ishiguro (Faber)
LEARNING THE WORLD - Ken MacLeod (Orbit)
PUSHING ICE - Alastair Reynolds (Gollancz)
AIR - Geoff Ryman (Gollancz)
ACCELERANDO - Charles Stross (Orbit)
BANNER OF SOULS - Liz Williams (Tor)
A good afternoon's work, methinks!
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23/11/05 |
Good author! I've been invited to read a brand-new ghost story at the Literary and Philosophical Society of Newcastle upon Tyne (or Lit and Phil, as it's known). On Monday 19th December, Chaz Brenchley and Gail-Nina Anderson are reading, and on Wednesday 21st, I'll be up along with Ann Cleeves (I keep on wanting to add an 'of'...) and Carol McGuigan.
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11/11/05 |
Bad author! No biscuit! Because of the shabby service, you'll have missed that I'm a judge of the 2006 Arthur C Clarke Awards, have sold a big, fat novel to David Fickling Books, and am planning world domination. Bwahahaha. I'm also putting my Greenbelt 2005 talk up online. The link to Sex, Death and Christian Fiction here, and elsewhere.
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