December 15, 2009
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Things are quiet here at the homestead, by which I mean, I’m so busy that I have virtually nothing to blog about. In addition to keeping up with my day-job, I’m trying to turn a 500-page book around into something show-able by Christmas; meanwhile, I’m fielding requests for stock signings (I’ll always work ‘em in — it’s a nice problem to have) and trying to get ready for my holiday travels to Kentucky.
So. To be brief and self-promotional (’tis the season!), in case you didn’t see it — Boneshaker made Barnes & Noble’s list of top science fiction/fantasy novels from 2009! And I’m tickled pink to be in such good company on that list, I tell you what.
Anyway, if (by any chance) you’d like a personalized copy of Boneshaker — for yourself or someone special — you can always pick one up via the University Book Store (please follow directions at that link). I can’t promise you delivery by Christmas because I’m not in charge of the store’s shipping practices; but I can promise to head over there and sign mail order copies tomorrow … which makes your stocking-stuffing chances better than fair.
If you don’t care about signatures but you’d like some ordering options, here goes:
Boneshaker at B&N.com
Boneshaker at Amazon.com
(Amazon redux: For your Kindle)
Boneshaker at Powell’s
Boneshaker in digital formats by Diesel eBooks
Search for an independent bookstore near you.
If you’re local to the Seattle area, you may expect to find signed copies at the University Book Store, Third Place Books in Lake Forest Park, and probably the Barnes & Nobles at both Northgate and Pacific Place.
Whew! I think that covers pretty much everything Boneshaker-related at the moment, and I offer sheepish apologies for this brief return to the Boneshaker Channel; but I hope this answers — in one fell swoop — some of the emailed questions I’ve been getting lately. Thanks so much for reading, everyone, and happy holidays of every sort to everyone who celebrates them.
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