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Are you voting in the forthcoming Nebula, Hugo, or World Fantasy Awards? If so, I appreciate it if you’ll consider these works of mine that were published in 2015.
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The Clockwork Crown is a finalist for the 2015 RT Reviewers’ Choice Award in the Steampunk category. I’m gobsmacked.

This honor comes as the ebook of Crown is still on sale for $1.99 at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other places. Here’s hoping that entices readers to try out the ( Read more... )

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Let’s start off the month with a bunch of happy links!

I had two new poems published this week:
- a YA poem with a magical take on bullying and abuse: “Obsidian” at Kaleidotrope
- a somewhat creepy steampunk poem called “The City” in Mythic Delirium

Then my poem “Sorry,” published ( Read more... )

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Reading accessibility is a personal issue for me. I have worn glasses since I was twelve, but in my family, sight problems go deeper than mere near vision. I’m well aware that genetic eye diseases could very well make me go blind as I age.


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First of all, book news!

The Barnes & Noble Sci-Fi & Fantasy Blog had awfully nice things to say about The Clockwork Dagger and The Clockwork Crown: “Indeed, one of the things I find so winning about Octavia is her incredible compassion. When her enemies are hurt, she tends to them ( Read more... )