August 2010

Shades of Milk and Honey Signed Edition at Powell’s Books

A week from today, August 11th at 7 pm, I’ll be reading and signing books at Powell’s Cedar Hills Crossing store in Beaverton.  Please come! But if you can’t  and want a signed copy of the book, you can order a signed copy of Shades of Milk and Honey Signed Edition  from Powell’s Books.

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Heading to NASFIC

I am waiting for the flight to NASFIC and am suspicious. The plane is here, it is not oversold and we are boarding on time. If you have been following my travels you understand why I find this confusing. However, if things go as planned, I will change planes in Minneapolis and arrive in Raleigh

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The Book Pushers gives Shades of Milk and Honey a 5 star review

I’m completely thrilled with this review from The Book Pushers! Be warned that it does contain some minor spoilers. I found Shades of Milk and Honey to be the utmost charming read that features the touch of magic and the fantastical. While in some ways this is an adaptation, in other ways, it’s completely different.

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Short stays and Clementine

In one of the best coincidental mail drops of all time, look what the mailman just brought me. The Regency short stays are for the ensemble I’m wearing the the Shades of Milk and Honey book launch on Friday.  The stays are beautifully made by Jill’s Corsets from Etsy. The book is Cherie Priest’s Clementine

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Link Bouquet for Shades of Milk and Honey’s release day

Debuts and Reviews has some fair complaints about the Austen connection but an overall favorable review. Shades of Milk and Honey is today’s Big Idea at Scalzi’s Whatever I’m interviewed about Shades of Milk and Honey at Starship Sofa WIRED’s GeekDad column covers the trailer. AND my wonderful agent is giving away a copy of

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Odd historical things I learned while writing Shades of Milk and Honey at Tor/Forge’s Blog

I’m subscribed to the Tor/Forge newsletter because there have been some nifty giveaways and interviews in there. The funny thing here is that I forgot that I gave them an article for the newsletter and so was surprised to see my name today even though I knew darn well to expect it because my novel

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Introducing the Shades of Milk and Honey book trailer

There’s more information about the novel and the people behind the traler at http://www.ShadesOfMilkAndHoney.com/trailer. I will shamelessly ask that you pass that link around to anyone that you think might like it. Meanwhile, I thought you might like to know a little about how the trailer is made. We’re using a style of puppetry called

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BoingBoing reviews Shades of Milk and Honey

Cory Doctorow at BoingBoing, says very nice things! Shades of Milk and Honey is the hotly anticipated debut novel from Mary Robinette Kowal, who has already made a name for herself in science fiction with a series out outstanding short stories. It’s a Regency drawing-room romance, told in pitch-perfect style, with one important difference: these

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