Ch-ch-ch-changes
So, while I try to make progress on the next book, of course nothing else lets up. After a little over a year with Caliburn, I’ve decided (and Caliburn has agreed) to end my current publishing contract. The good news is that this will give me a little more freedom to publish my book that way I would like, as well as a tighter grip on what the distributors are doing. (The Barnes & Noble availability issues, for example, are going to be resolved once and for all in a very definitive way.) It also means we’re going to have a revised version of Future Imperfect soon, and that we’ll have Judgment Day out sooner rather than later, now that it’s not tied to the Caliburn publishing schedule.
The bad news is that you’ll all just have to wait a bit longer. A revised edition of Future Imperfect will take a bit of time in addition to the time I’m already taking to write the second book. On the whole, though, this move means that things will happen more quickly, not more slowly.
Also in the pipeline (as in, written and waiting for my attention) is a collection of short stories that I have to make a decision about publishing-wise. I think there may be a couple additions yet, but that’ll be available sometime soon.
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