
2023: A Big Year
2023 is a year of Big Anniversaries—those ending in 0 or 5—marking significant life events for me and Kelley. Here are a round dozen of them.
Read more2023 is a year of Big Anniversaries—those ending in 0 or 5—marking significant life events for me and Kelley. Here are a round dozen of them.
Read moreI’m teaming up again with Phinney Books, on Greenwood Avenue, Seattle, to bring you signed, personalised books for the holidays.
And, this year only, you can BUY A COPY OF MY SIGNED, NUMBERED MEMOIR-IN-A-BOX.
I can’t wait for you to read it!
Read moreSPEAR won’t be out for another nine months but I have updates on images, page length, and audiobook
Read moreA new interview just went up on The Fantasy Hive, in which I talk like a machine gun to Jonathan Thornton about my entire fiction career.
Read moreAmmonite is the inaugural choice of OregonmPublic Broadcasting’s Quarantine Bookclub. Join me on “Think Out Loud” live on Thursday 30th April at noon.
Read moreThanks to COVID-19 and subsequent stay-at-home orders resulting in a mostly locked-down US, a lot of people have been looking for something to read, and many of them have a new-found interest in global pandemics. There’s been a resurgence of interest in Ammonite, my first novel. Now it’s going to be the subject of Oregon Public Broadcasting’s first read along, then call-in bookclub.
Read moreYou can self-isolate and celebrate International Women’s Day and feel smug and timely by listening to Ammonite, a novel about a world…
Read moreThis morning I found out from a friend that my first US editor, Ellen Key Harris-Braun, has died. She helped me a lot. Without her my career would be quite different. I will miss her.
Read moreI’m on the cover of this month’s Locus magazine. I was interviewed by Francesca Myman at the Nebula Awards weekend at the…
Read moreFrom: Luke I have got Slow River, which hopefully I shall read some time in the near future. Ammonite has crossed my…
Read moreI meant to post this in early November. But, eh, we all know what happened that month… _____ A conversation two weeks…
Read moreFrom: Ed HallDamn. Is it my imagination, or have you wound up on the cover of another of your books? Detail from…
Read moreFrom: MP I find it odd emailing an author after reading her book. In some cases, the book becomes such a personal…
Read moreFrom: Morgan Hello. It’s 4:11am and I just finished reading Blue Place, after finishing Ammonite barely a week ago. This… This is…
Read moreIn terms of writing fiction, Irish has been the bane of my life. It’s my own fault; I’m lazy–or perhaps impatient is…
Read moreFrom: Kate Macdonald I’m starting a new miniseries of podcasts on my weekly 10-minute podcast site, Why I Really Like This Book,…
Read moreI’ve been thinking about time and writing (so have a lot of other people: see last Friday’s Sterling Editing blog post). Specifically, I’ve…
Read moreTomorrow at 2 pm EST/11 am PST I’ll be doing a Twitter interview with @traciewelser using the hashtag #FeministSF. These things usually…
Read moreComing from Gollancz in September as part of the SF Masterworks series: You can pre-order in the UK here. Slow River will…
Read moreI’ve been playing with the Randomhouse Author Portal: RH have done an excellent job. I can now access all my sales data–including…
Read moreThe Science Fiction and Fantasy Translation Awards are awarded annually for works of speculative fiction translated into English from other languages. There…
Read moreOkay, one’s historical and one’s fantasy but, eh, close enough for Saturday Annalee Newnitz has an article on io9.com about the “ten…
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