An entirely self-centered post, just for you.

[lagilman]

Because someone asked me what I had coming out this year, and I figured, hey, why not make free with the knowledge?

April

The Hunted, by "Anna Leonard."
as per earlier posts, this is the long-awaited (by me, anyway) selkie paranormal romance with the cover so painful I immediately fell in love with it. :-)


May

Running with the Pack
A new lycanthology (hee, you see what I did there? ahem) that includes my short story "werelove", edited by Ekaterina Sedia. Some writer-chicks named Carrie Vaughn and CE Murphy are in it, too.

Hard Magic
The origins of PUPI, the start of Bonnie's career, and the question of how's a modern witch supposed to balance career, family obligations, a satisfying sex life, and two dead bodies? available for preorder

(an excerpt will be up on-site as soon as, um, we finish doing the back-room things we're doing with the site)


September

Flesh and Fire
The paperback edition of the Nebula-nominated novel is available for pre-order now. As a long-time supporter of getting more book for less money, I'm not going to be at all offended if you admit you didn't buy the hardcover... so long as you pick up a copy now! [the audio and ebook versions are already available, yes]


October

Weight of Stone
For those of you who have been waiting... the second volume of The Vineart War trilogy is available for pre-order now (and a really attractive price, if I do say so myself!).


And, yes, the text of the Cosa Nostradamus short story collection has finally been *fingers crossed* properly formatted, the cover set, and all sorts of things done to it, so it will be available on BookViewCafe RSN. Promise. Only a month late...



[all links are to BN.com, out of sheer exhaustion and personal default -- shopping at your Merchant of Choice is Always Encouraged!]

Comments

[squirrel-monkey.livejournal.com]

I think RP will be out in May.

[lagilman]

whups, that'll teach me not to check for updates...

[jennielf.livejournal.com]

The Audiobook version of Flesh and Fire (http://www.audible.com/adbl/site/products/ProductDetail.jsp?productID=BK_TANT_001193) is very good. Very listenable. :D

[lagilman]

oh, good. She has a lovely voice, and took time to ask essential questions about the world and pronunciations, so I'd hoped for the best, but... (no, the author has NOT gotten a copy of her audiobook. Not any of them, in fact. This is a minor but ongoing annoyance I may have to shell cash out to remedy.)