I realized that I hadn’t let you all know who was the great artist responsible for the Uk (and now, US) Dragonsblood cover. He is Les Edwards and he’s putting together his own website www.lesedwards.com which will be ready sometime in January (just in time for the US release of Dragonsblood).
Thanks, Les, for such a brilliant cover! I’m sure that thousands of a new readers will pick up the book because of your cover.
Hi todd,
Great to hear you are comming to scotland next year! My wife and i will definitely be in Glasgow to see you and your mum. I have a series of books to recommend, it’s the “Wheel of Time” by Robert Jordan. I started reading the first book about a week ago it took till chapter 5 for me to get into it and then bang the story just took off. It’s very much in the genre as tolken and a very deep story as the rings. I thoroughly reccomend this author. The series spans 12 books I’m reading book 1 at the moment with 2 to 5 I’m getting as christmass presents, so I will have a lot reading to do in the New Year as well as your self. Have a good holiday,
slange,
Stewart
Hi Stewart!
I know a lot of people who enjoy “The Wheel of Time.” You do sound like you’ve got your shelves properly full for the New Year.
Cheers,
Todd
Dear Todd,
THANK YOU, THANK YOU and once again thank you, so very much for “Dragon’s Kin.” I am a great fan of your mothers writing, and was wondering where her next book would take us on or above Pern? I have read all the dragon books at least 3 times {not “Moreta” though, too sad}. I was thrilled to find the new one. I sincerly hope that you and she will keep on writing the wonderful stories the years have produced
Once again thank you, and I look forward to reading your new book next year.
My Buick
Dear My,
I think that Mum and Elizabeth Anne Scarborough are working on another PTB book. Mum and I are working on a sequel to “Dragon’s Kin.”
I hope you enjoy Dragonsblood!
Cheers,
Todd
Mum has an interview in the November 2004 edition of Locus magazine. That’s the interview we did with Charles Brown at the Roosevelt Hotel when Mum was speaking to the Writers of the Future here in Los Angeles this August.
Those of you who regularly get Locus might find the interview interesting. Those of you who don’t get Locus, might find it at your local bookseller or newsagent.
Locus, for those of you who haven’t heard of it, is like the Hollywood Reporter for science fiction and fantasy.