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Guest blog on Scalzi’s Big Idea
John Scalzi writes a massively visited blog called Whatever. He has a regular column called “The Big Idea” where authors explain the “big idea” behind their novels. I got a chance to explain the big one behind Servant of a Dark God. Read about it here.
Signing in Layton, UT this Saturday
I’ll be there with the awesome Larry Correia. Come by and say hello.
Date & Time Event Type Area Notes Saturday, December 4, 2010: 2 pm – 4 pm Book signing Layton, UT I’ll be signing at the Layton Barnes & Noble. This store is usually the #1 or #2 B&N store in the state for selling the most science fiction & fantasy. I had a great time there last year. Come by and say hello. And pick up a cheap paperback as a gift. - *
Layton Market Center
1780 North Woodland Park Drive
Layton, UT 84041
801-773-9973
Click here for store details or a map#4 in Fantasy
As of 8:00 a.m. this morning, in the Amazon store, Servant is:- The #4 fantasy book in the whole store.
- #1 in epic fantasy
- #2 in historical fantasy
- #1 in sword & sorcery
- #2 in coming of age
Nook just has a Sci-Fi & Fantasy category. It’s #2 there.
Of all the books sold in either store, it’s #91 on Amazon and #23 on Nook.
We luvs BookBub, Precious.
Join John on K-TALK radio, AM 630 – This Saturday 9 PM MTN
Sector 5 is a new radio program on K-TALK radio, AM 630. It’s hosted by Dickie Shannon, a long-time DJ, and is all about science fiction, fantasy, aliens, paranormal–the weird, fantastic, and inexplicable. Dickie says it’s Garrison Keillor meets Art Bell. We’re going to talk about my book, writing, and weird crap. He takes callers. So be ready to share your stories and enjoy the fun!- Saturday, April 17th, 9 – 10 PM Mountain
- Sector 5 program
- K-TALK radio
- AM 630
More Deseret News
Servant of a Dark God on Deseret News Bookmarks. The article, well, it’s more of a notice, is open for comments.
Another review and interview for Servant of a Dark God
On Saturday, gun nut (and author of Monster Hunter International) Larry Correia had a group of his buddies show up to the signing. They explained the explosive target business to me. Larry read the book over the weekend and then held forth in this review.
In this interview with Lon Prater I discuss the how much work it required for me to write this novel.
