I’ve been doing a lot of really exciting things, few of which relate to craft, and many of which have left me so exhausted that I got home from work last night and was asleep by 7:30pm.
While I’m a little disappointed HIGH WHITE SUN won’t be out next year, I love the book and I think everyone who enjoyed THE FAR EMPTY will find more of what they liked, and those who are just taking their first trip to the Big Bend with a HIGH WHITE SUN, will be glad they did. It’s been a record breaking period of silence at Plutonium Muffins. and it’s been absolutely wonderful to hear from everyone who’s read and enjoyed the book. Upon setting foot in the Cranberry Bog, head for a small bus stop northwest of the Watoga Civic Center to find a grisly sight of three raiders, two in cages, and the third one skewered with a note attached to.
#Breaking radio silence update#
It’s been a fantastic few months since THE FAR EMPTY’s release – I’ve received so much positive feedback. Breaking Radio Silence is a side quest in the Fallout 76 update One Wasteland For All. And last, but certainly not least, I will be on Jenny Milchman’s Next Steps blog talk radio show next week (September 21 at 8:00 EST) with Brian Panowich (author of BULL MOUNTAIN), so listen for me there. Also, I’m set to attend the Texas Book Festival in November where I’ll be on some panels, and although I can’t make it to Bouchercon this year, I hope to next year where I can catch up with some of the authors I’ve gotten to know this past year. A first draft of the next book, THIS SIDE OF NIGHT, is almost done, and after I turn that over to my amazing editor, I’ll dive right into the stand-alone, THIRTEEN DAYS. We had school, I had my 37th birthday, Rebekah turned 3 months old, hubby had. All things are good here, just the usual busy of a large family.
#Breaking radio silence full#
I basically fell off the edge of the earth for a bit and into my crazy full life. However, none of this changes -my- writing schedule. Its been a couple of weeks of radio silence here on the blog. Instead, I think you should see it in the Spring of 2018 – March or April (about 9 or 10 months later) – where it will be immediately proceeded by the paperback release of THE FAR EMPTY, which is likely to have a brand spanking new cover of its own! Everyone’s excited about HIGH WHITE SUN and the continuing stories of Chris and America, and this extra time (and the closely-aligned reissue date of the THE FAR EMPTY) will allow Putnam to emphasis and introduce both books as part of what we all hope will be the (very) long-running Big Bend Series… The end result? You likely won’t be seeing High White Sun next year in the Summer of 2017. I was prepared to announce I’d seen an awesome draft of the cover for HIGH WHITE SUN, the follow-up to THE FAR EMPTY, and that we were circling a firm publication date, when the fine folks at Putnam decided to change their own schedule around. It’s been a bit since I’ve had an update… and actually had a version of this post already half-way written, only to scrub it at the last minute with some equally last minute changes. Blogging, Featured, The Business, Writing
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