Ladyeridan
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i posted my review... you're a demented mofo, man. that was NICELY done.
i posted my review... you're a demented mofo, man. that was NICELY done.
I GOTTA change my name. But to what? Madkins?
Forgot to tell you I left a review as well.
I'll hit you up on FB for the 'nother story.
Woot!
Do you still offer signed copies of the Molly books?
Picked it up for Nook this morning-- yeah yeah I'm slow-- read it this afternoon and will 5-star it and try to get reviews up this weekend.
Wool just cracked the top 40 in all of Kindle Science Fiction!
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Speaker for the Dead, and other classics are just in front of me.
Craziness. Thanks for all the reviews and support, guys and gals!
Well, this was back before Lizard was dead to me.
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Edit: Not so much a story, but I tend to use hyphens a lot more than Lizard (who edited my first Molly book with me) would have liked. She was constantly striking them out, and I was forever attempting to sneak them back in. The irony was never lost on me that she had a hyphen in her frickin' name. I often suspected if there was some self-loathing going on there.
When I ran out of family members to dedicate books to, I decided to celebrate Lizard in WOOL. Part of it, I'll admit, was a ploy to try and get her more excited about my writing and to get involved again. It didn't work. Un-friending her on FB didn't work. She has just lost interest. But she still deserves a dedication. I learned a lot from her editing. And that's pretty much the story.
http://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/...-howey-s-wool-nabbed-by-20th-century-fox.htmlSelf-publishing success Hugh Howey has sold film rights to his science fiction series Wool to 20th Century Fox. The author turned down a number of offers from American publishers after his multi-part series began selling briskly online and, instead, was focusing on selling foreign rights, along with film rights, to his work. The Fox deal has also closed alongside a major UK rights acquisition, with Wool, as well as Howey's Shift Trilogy, selling to British house Century at auction.
Wool, which Century likened to The Road, is set in a future world in which the air is no longer breathable and a surviving faction of human beings live in an underground silo. The UK rights deal was handled by Jenny Meyer, of Jenny Meyer Literary, on behalf of agent Kristin Nelson, of Kritsin Nelson Literary, while Kassie Evashevski, at United Talent Agency, closed the film sale. Partnering with Fox on the film deal are Ridley and Tony Scott's production company, Scott Free, as well as Steve Zaillian's outfit, Film Rites.
While Wool has also sold in a number of other countries--among them Spain, Brazil and China--Century is currently the only English language publisher of the series, aside from Howey himself, who continues to sell the series on his own in the States. Century is planning a hardcover edition of Wool, which Howey published over a series of installments, in January 2013; the house is releasing an e-book edition immediately.
I am extremely happy for (and jealous of!) our lime headed cat.
Don't be. Celebrity comes with costs. I have more drug habits and new cars than I know what to do with!