Be thankful that you drive a late model car.
The Bel Air sure was pretty before it got wreaked.
Winters in NC tend to be short and mild, and this year was no exception. We got a few cold spells and some snow, but overall, it’s been pretty nice. It’s certainly a lot better than where I grew up in Cincinnati, OH, where they’ve been stuck in some polar vortex for the past month…
Six years in space, hunting for exoplanets and finding hundreds of them. I remember when a space telescope that could find exoplantets was sci-fi. For a nerd like me, it’s pretty cool stuff. http://www.space.com/28764-kepler-exoplanet-telescope-anniversary.html
Lots to cover for this newsletter. I have an interview with TL Greylock, author of the wonderful Norse inspired, The Song of the Ash Tree on deck. But before we get to TL, I wanted to point that it’s been two weeks since the launch of A Testament of Steel, and what a fantastic launch…
How the world should be featuring a whole bunch of fantasy realms. i’d take a one way ticket to that world as long as I don’t land in Westeros. Or Mordor. Or Lankhmar. Or…nevermind. I’ll just visit every now and then. That’s what books are for, right?
Basically, I wanted a story in which the people looked like those from my background: Asian Indians. Growing up, I read so many books, but rarely, if ever, did the people look like me and never were they culturally similar to my family. That’s the basis of it all. And to create this, I decided…
Andrew Leon Hudson was kind enough to interview me over at his site, The Cartesian Theatre. He took a pretty good axe to my answers, but I think they turned out better because of it. They’re certainly funnier and more entertaining. Interview