"Lord Tophet" interview at Wyrdsmiths

[frostokovich]

An interview in conjunction with the release of LORD TOPHET is now up on the Wyrdsmiths site

Go HERE to read it.

Wyrdsmiths is a weblog for the Twin Cities area speculative writers' group

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Comments

[birdhousefrog]

What I like is that she can appear to be listening. The one you sent is also appropriate for when she's telling a story. I just like the idea of Leodora having more than one look, more than one mood.

[lucius_t]

Hey, Greg...Just finished Shadowbridge (I'm slow). Very cool book, man. Congratulations on the work.

Lucius

[frostokovich]

Lucius,

I'm really glad you liked it. Blog early and often (if you do that sort of thing--I'm trying to keep a word of mouth campaign going this time out).

Hey, we're in Datlow's 19 Tales of Suspense together, too.

greg

[lucius_t]

I blog...so yeah, will do.

Looking forward to Tophet.

I did not know that about Datlow. Excellent.

Lucius

19 Tales of Suspense

[frostokovich]

It's a book of stories, each written in response to a particular story by Edgar Allan Poe. It's due out in January in celebration of the 200th anniversary of Poe's birth. Quite a broad range of stories, dark, funny, very very nasty.

greg

[marshall_payne]

I enjoyed the interview. And I just got a copy of Attack of the Jazz Giants and I'm enjoying that too. :)

AOTJG

[frostokovich]

Marshall,
I'm glad you're enjoying it. Don't stop now...

g

Re: AOTJG

[marshall_payne]

I won't! I started at the beginning and am savoring each tale. Loved all the gourmand references in "The Girlfriends of Dorian Gray." I was thinking about reading them in order of publicaton, but Oz told me how much she liked "Dorian Gray," so I start with that one. :)

Re: AOTJG

[frostokovich]

Oz isn't to be trusted. She likes the nasty ones.