Stuff and
Such
Goblin Nation, the third book in my Stonetellers trilogy from Wizards of the Coast has been released. The second book in the trilogy, Death March, was nominated for an award by the International Association of Media Tie-In Writers (IAMTW). Yippppppeeeeeeeee!
Dragon Mage has won an award. I've been honored with a Top Choice Award from Flamingnet young adult book reviews. Woooo hoooo!
Okay, so I'm a writeaholic. I'm finishing up an adventure book, then I've plans to dive into this paranormal murder mystery that's been simmering away while I've worked on practically everything else. In my spare time I manage a newsletter and contemplate gardening.
I'm part of a local writers group . . . I really recommend writers groups, and we meet once a month in my game room.
I edited two anthologies for DAW Books, one of which has just been released--Terribly Twisted Tales. Spells of the City is set to come out in December.
Somewhere in all of that I'm still going to find time to build a radio-control airplane. And of course I'll set aside some hours for Dungeons & Dragons, Axis & Allies, watching movies that blow up reeeeeaaaaalllll good, and playing tug with the dogs who wrap themselves around my feet when I write.
Life is very good.
Gen Con buddies: me, Beth Vaughan and Linda Baker
My other Linda friend with a tall, Supernatural hunk.
Tracy, baby Stephanie, and Annette
Flowers Beth gave me. Aren't they gorgeous?
Another picture of Buddie. Click on the picture to see more dogs!
Me and my editor Brian Thomsen. He appreciated the finer things in life--critters, books, and football. He died unexpectedly last year. I still miss him terribly.
Above: Rosemary and Gene Wolfe.
Right: Flowers Doris and Vicki gave me.
And with an even hunkier (in my opinion) Supernatural hunk.
