Good News From Forward Motion
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publishing news from our members.
Holly's
latest book is in the bookstores! If you can't find it order it from your
local book stores! (This is better for authors than ordering on-line -- it
keeps their numbers up where they count!)
Cover
work for Holly's new novel, Vincallis the Agitator
Look for it in bookstores now!
Holly Lisle's acclaimed trilogy THE SECRET TEXTS is the epic adventure of heroes battling a resurrected evil that had nearly destroyed the world a millennium before. Now Holly Lisle take readers back to the days of that ancient apocalypse -- and to the decadent heart of a fantastic, doomed empire . . .
Glory of the Dragons
Based
on a science of sorcery called Dragon magic, the Hars Ticlarim is a miraculous
place of mansions built on clouds and gardens blooming diamonds beneath canopies
of captive stars. But this incomparable beauty hides a dark core: Dragon magic
draws its power from the agony of slaves who are killed for sorcerous fuel. And
for three thousand years, no one has dared question the empire's inhuman cruelty
. . . until now.
Wraith, a boy with an uncanny power, seeks the art to foment a revolution within
the Hars Ticlarim. Solander, a brilliant young mage, believed he has discovered
a totally new form of magic. Luercas, a sadistic noble, will commit any crime
that furthers his ambition. All three are clever, resolute, driven -- and naive.
For they challenge the rulers of a globe-spanning power that has endured for
millennia -- rulers who will do anything to stay in power forever . . .
Holly Lisle's current books -- on the stands now!
Holly
Lisle's Talyn and Romantic Fantasy #2 have sold to Tor!
Sheila
Kelly (aka S.L. Viehl/Gena Hale/Jessica Hall/Rebecca Kelly) Sold an as of yet
untitled Christmas adult Christian fiction novel, to Guideposts International
Book and Media Division, rush deadline of September, to be released December
2003. This is the fourth book she's sold to Guideposts since November.
S.L.
Viehl was made an offer from the Science Fiction Book Club to make her novel
Blade Dancer a featured alternate selection.
Wen
Spencer has been nominated for the Campbell award as best new genre writer of
the year.
Tamara
Siler Jones has sold Ghosts in the Snow, the first book in a three book
contract, to Bantam Dell.
Barbara
Davies has a short story 'Crying for the Moon' at Twilight Times website. You
can read it (for free) here:
http://www.twilighttimes.com/apr03/b_Davies20.html
And 'Morris and the Unicorn' is now up in the
Summer '03 issue of Fables ezine. You can read it free here:
http://www.fables.org/summer03/morris.html
She also sold a fantasy story to Adventurous! An ezine for Readers and Gamers.
Helen
Flatley saw the publication of Videogaming, by Helen Flatley and Michael
French. It's a small (96 pages, 37,000 words) book that covers the history of
videogames, mini-reviews of the most important and best games, and cultural
essays on videogaming. Pocket Essentials is a small UK publisher who are mainly
known for publishing affordable books on film directors, but they have recently
started to branch out into other areas.
Patter
had a poem accepted by Dark Animus
Jim
Mills' story Charlie Killer (horror) will appear on
http://AnotheRealm.com during the month of June 2003. Enjoy!
Justin
Stanchfield made a sale to Cricket!
He also sold a story to Boys' Life -- exactly seven years to a day since his first story sale, also to Boys' Life.
His science fiction story, "Trader Pig," is currently up on Fictionwise.com!
Jennifer
Dunne won the EPPIE Award for Best Ebooks in two categories -- Shadow Prince for
Fantasy and Shifters for Anthology.
Lazette
Gifford's current publications can be found at http://lazette.net
