Links: Substrate Tidbits, Daniel Tyler Gooden, and the Long Hidden Kickstarter
It used to be that on Tuesdays, I'd open my LJ feed and get bombarded with teasers from the various authors I followed. I don't know that Teaser Tuesday is still a thing, but after chatting with the other Substraters, we decided we'd promote that old tradition with our own Tuesday Tidbits. Each Tuesday (we hope!), we'll be posting a tidbit over at the Substrate blog from our various works. This week, Vlad Barash kicks us off with an excerpt from his current WIP, LukOL. I hope you'll check it out, and if you're not already subscribed to our feed on LJ, you can do that here.
Other folks are also making new appearances online -- I just discovered that Baeg Tobar writer friend Daniel Tyler Gooden has a facebook page for his writing. He's currently promoting his recent self-published novel, Cinnamon, Cayenne, and Fire.
My PW editor for SFF reviews, Rose Fox, who blogs over at Genreville, is soon to be editing a Kickstarted anthology, Long Hidden: Speculative Fiction from the Margins of History. They've just hit a stretch goal that will be opening them to more submissions, and if they hit the next stretch goal ($9000 away with 12 days left), they'll be increasing the art to go in the anthology. I'm very excited about this book, and I hope that more folks will consider contributing, especially if you appreciate multicultural speculative fiction.
Clearly I'm promoting more Kickstarters than I used to -- what Kickstarter projects do you think deserve some extra love?
Other folks are also making new appearances online -- I just discovered that Baeg Tobar writer friend Daniel Tyler Gooden has a facebook page for his writing. He's currently promoting his recent self-published novel, Cinnamon, Cayenne, and Fire.
My PW editor for SFF reviews, Rose Fox, who blogs over at Genreville, is soon to be editing a Kickstarted anthology, Long Hidden: Speculative Fiction from the Margins of History. They've just hit a stretch goal that will be opening them to more submissions, and if they hit the next stretch goal ($9000 away with 12 days left), they'll be increasing the art to go in the anthology. I'm very excited about this book, and I hope that more folks will consider contributing, especially if you appreciate multicultural speculative fiction.
Clearly I'm promoting more Kickstarters than I used to -- what Kickstarter projects do you think deserve some extra love?