D & D dice Hugo rocket sans base duct tape the broken bridge (remember to fix the workman’s ankle) microphone clothes Regency dress flasks, all three makeup hair gel costume for Aicaidi fundraiser photo shoot script for audio book ARC of Without a Summer Copies of TB of Glamour in Glass to give away. Month of Letters […]
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One of my favorite ways of looking back on the previous year is this little meme. So here are the first 12 sentences from my blog for each month of 2012. Here we are nearly a week into the New Year and I haven’t posted a thing. I have been a little nervous, waiting for
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Last night’s launch party for Glamour in Glass was great fun. I held it at Case Study Coffee, which is almost like holding it in my office because I am there so frequently. The space was wonderful for an evening event like this and the owners, Wes Russell and Christine Herman-Russell, acted as staff for the
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Last month when doing Month of Letters, I learned the meaning of unintended consequences. I did not expect my challenge to go viral and certainly not to be picked up by the Guardian. I also did not expect people to think “‘Mary’ is part of a USPS marketing campaign experimenting with viral marketing.” While I
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Huzzah! My novella “Kiss Me Twice” is a finalist for the Nebulas. Much happy dancing! The full Nebula ballot is up at SFWA.org but just look at the other nominees in my category. You should definitely hop over to read Cat Valente’s novella at Clarkesworld. I also read Kij Johnson’s in Asimov’s and loved it.
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The Guardian has written an article, “Writers bid to revive letter-writing,” about the revival of letter writing. I’m interviewed about the Month of Letters Challenge along with Rumpus editor Stephen Elliot, and publisher Scott Pack who are also bringing back letter writing. Also… The Guardian. Eep.
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I have just realized that Jane, from Shades of Milk and Honey should participate in the Month of Letters Challenge. So, she is. If you want to write to her, address correspondence to: Mrs. David Vincent P.O. Box 221298 Chicago, IL 60622 I will tell you, as a teaser, that she will be writing back to you with
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I’ll tell you a secret. I tend to give characters that I’m fond of things that I covet. Vincent’s writing desk is one of these items. Here’s how it appears in Glamour in Glass When in transit, it folded neatly in half to present an unassuming box. Once opened, it contained a comfortable sloped surface,
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Each month Mary Robinette teaches new material for her Patreon members at the Livestreaming Class level (and above). This is the lesson plan for 2024. When you join, you unlock recordings of every class she has taught for the past five years, which is 70+ hours of content. Typically, classes are help on the last
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Mary Robinette teaches classes, once a month, for her $25 Patreon supporters. The topic rotates, depending on what folks want to know about. This month’s class is tonight (Sep. 21) at 8 pm Eastern. Due to travel shenanigans this month, Sandra Tayler will be our Guest Instructor, teaching us about Creativity in All Aspects of