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It’s not too late to sign up, or in fact you can just show up! The party’s on Facebook, and you’ll find it HERE. Meet the authors! Prizes!
In the run-up to the release of Terra Mechanica: A Steampunk Anthology—coming to e-book and print outlets on May 31—the authors of the nine short stories in the collection have written blog posts about their work. You can read them all on the Xchyler Publishing blog, HERE.
In the run-up to the release of Terra Mechanica: A Steampunk Anthology—coming to e-book and print outlets on May 31—the authors of the nine short stories in the collection are frantically writing posts for your edification and delight.
Our ninth and last author is S. D. Simper, who gives us a some background to her story Priority Passage, and tells us a little about her writing process. Read all about it HERE.
And don’t forget, gentle reader: the release party for Terra Mechanica is happening on Facebook TONIGHT! Go HERE right now and sign up!
In the run-up to the release of Terra Mechanica: A Steampunk Anthology—coming to e-book and print outlets on May 31—the authors of the nine short stories in the collection are frantically writing posts for your edification and delight.
Today, Chanda Simper tells us how research was an important facet in the development of her tale, The Journey of Inspector Roux. Read all about it HERE.
. . . which is why I’ve been so lax on the writing, blogging, tweeting, facebooking, and google-plussing (are these even words?) front over the last few days. Since we closed the deal and got the keys last Friday, it’s been all hands to the pumps—mowing grass, cleaning, painting, and doing some small fix-ups like fixing a broken door handle and getting the sprinklers working. So this is just a brief note while I sip the last of my coffee before I head back to the new place and carry on painting the porch. But I’m planning on being a bit more active on the Twitter front at least, while I do some more odd-jobbing. There might even be photos! Follow @PeteFordWriter as I take on the second coat, and maybe even scrub the garage floor. Go on, you know you want to.
In the run-up to the release of Terra Mechanica: A Steampunk Anthology—coming to e-book and print outlets on May 31—the authors of the nine short stories in the collection are frantically writing posts for your edification and delight.
Today, Michael Cross tells us about something that writers often agonize about: Inspiration! Read all about it HERE.
In the run-up to the release of Terra Mechanica: A Steampunk Anthology—coming to e-book and print outlets on May 31—the authors of the nine short stories in the collection are frantically writing posts for your edification and delight.
Today, TC Phillips gives golden guidelines on how to live with a writer. Read all about it HERE.
Just a quick post to say that Xchyler Publishing is selling many anthology titles at just 99¢ right now. Click here!
In the run-up to the release of Terra Mechanica: A Steampunk Anthology—coming to e-book and print outlets on May 31—the authors of the nine short stories in the collection are frantically writing posts for your edification and delight.
Today, J. R. Potter and his addition to the anthology, Dr. Pax’s Great Unsinkable Bird, are in the spotlight. Read all about it HERE.
In the run-up to the release of Terra Mechanica: A Steampunk Anthology—coming to e-book and print outlets on May 31—the authors of the nine short stories in the collection are frantically writing posts for your edification and delight.
Today, Rie Sheridan Rose explains her fascination with Steampunk. Read all about it HERE.
In the run-up to the release of Terra Mechanica: A Steampunk Anthology—coming to e-book and print outlets on May 31—the authors of the nine short stories in the collection are frantically writing posts for your edification and delight.
Today, Jay Barnson describes the research he did for his story, Dots, Dashes and Deceit. Read it HERE.
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