Today’s stop is a a guest post with Grace Gidman, in which I talk about what Christian fiction is and whether Implant falls into that category. Read it and find out! And happy Sunday to you all!
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Is My Hat Getting Too Small?
Next stop on the blog tour is an Morgan Huneke! After her enthusiastic words about Implant my head may be so big that my hats will no longer fit. I’m very flattered that she enjoyed it so much! But don’t take my word for it. See her review for yourself!
Writing, Sci-fi, and a Few Favorites
Next stop on the blog tour is an Jesse Rice, where he asks me about my writing, why I love sci-fi, and what my favorite musical is. Step on over and have a look!
Utopia Comes First
Next stop on the tour is a wonderful site, Vaguely Circular. Here, I discuss dystopia itself, where it comes from, am why it never loses popularity. If we love happy endings, why are we so captivated by world’s gone wrong?
Oops, That Was an Accident
There are good accidents and bad accidents. Having Implant come out as a dystopia was, I think, a good accident. A dear friend and talented fellow writer Jonathan Garner let me talk about that over on his blog today. Hop on over and have a look! And his writing really is quite brilliant, so if you have some time you…
Let the Tour Begin!
Today is the first day of the Implant blog tour, and the first stop is with Laura Andrews over at her blog! Here she interviews me about Implant, Never, and writing in general. Step on over there and have a look!
A Group Effort
With my first three books, I felt a bit sad at the thought that my special thanks section might not come to the attention of some of the people mentioned in it. So with Firmament: Machiavellian I had the brilliant (If I do say so myself) idea to post the special thanks on my blog, so that even those who…
In Case You’re Interested
As I wrap up the publication of Implant, I am finding that this whole process never gets easier. This is my fourth time around, and people still miss deadlines, and there are still technical difficulties all the way along the line, and I still miss hundreds of typos on my first few editing passes. The problem is, no two times…
Not So Much a Review as a Pondering
A few days ago, I went to see Paper Towns. A few days before, I read the book. I did both because, as those who know me are aware, I’m a big fan of John Green’s The Fault in Our Stars (not so much a fan of the teenage premarital sex, but I ignore that part). The Paper Towns movie,…
If I Have to Read This Book One More Time…
…I don’t even know what I’ll do. Go crazy. Delete the entire thing. Maybe even swear off writing for ever. As I rush through the very final stages of editing Implant I’ve lost count of the number of times I’ve gone over this book. I enjoy a good re-read as much as the next bibliophile, but the same work five…