I’ve posted pictures of the downed trees and giant branches around our house from Isais. More details and a “travelogue” around the fall out are on my patreon page.
Also, here is the link to a virtual sf panel I did recently for TAG Con 2020 Virtual Intergalactic.
It’s the “Astra Daimon Round Table: Conversation with Other Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers” panel,
Saturday, August 15, 2020 – 10:00 pm EDT
We’re recovering here from the blast of tropical storm Isais. It didn’t dump all that much rain on Long island, but wow, the winds. Although they weren’t hurricane speed, apparently they came fairly close. Trees and power lines are down everywhere.
I won’t be able to participate in the Con-tinual programming panel “SciFi Doesn’t Have to be Hard” because they recorded it yesterday during the storm when my power was out. So I had no access to Zoom. We’re looking into alternate ways for me to take part in the virtual con. Stay tuned here for updates!
Photo credit: Grant Parpan, Riverhead News-Review
I posted a new entry on my Patreon page. I’m experimenting with readings, trying to see what works better. I posted a short audio-only file, a few scenes of the story “Children of the Dust,” which is about Bhaaj’s youth.
www.patreon.com/posts/39715936
Click through for all the details–and to see a young Bhaaj!→
Here are links to the next two events of my virtual book tour for The Vanished Seas.
1) Paul Semel did a wonderful interview about the book that is up at his site.
2) Tony Daniel did a podcast interview with me on the Baen Free Radio Hour where he asked me all sorts of questions about the book and the background of my universe. I’m lucky he is such a good interviewer, because he almost makes me sound intelligent. The interview is at the Baen Free Radio Hour.
It’s posted!
My “The Big Idea” article for John Scalzi’s blog is up now at his blog, whatever.scalzi. The piece is about the Undercity and how I came up with that universe. You can find it by clicking here.
To find more information about ordering the book, click through here.
I’ve also posted five chapters for patrons on my Patreon page. To look at that page, click through here.
It’s official: The Vanished Seas is released!
To read an excerpt, you can either find it at the Baen site or here on my site.
For the Audiobook, go to this link at Recorded Books.
Enjoy!
I’m pleased to announce that Lightning Strike Book II is available now in digital form. You can get it at Kindle, Nook, and Apple.
It is also available in full, as chapters, on my Patreon site for subscribers. I invite you to come over and browse the site. If you subscribe, you get everything, including chapters from books, short stories, never before published works, comments from myself and my answers to fans, questions from me to fans, announcements, images for the stories, and more. Some of the content is open to anyone, including non-subscribers, including my Christmas story, “Dance in Blue.” Come join me on Patreon!
I’m delighted to announce I will doing a podcast tonight with Earl Williams at the music channel Iowa Pagan News. The show broadcasts at 6pm CDT (7pm EDT). They contacted me after they heard Ancient Ages, my recent single, written by Arlan Andrews.
Here is the link to the podcast: Catherine Asaro interview
If you don’t have the podbean app, you can get it for free from podbean.com at the Iowa Pagan News site.
The official release day for The Vanished Seas is coming! July 7, 2020. It’s only a couple of weeks now. You can get more information at The Vanished Seas page at Baen Books. They also have the first three chapters up as a sample.
I currently have Chapter 1–Chapter 4 of The Vanished Seas on my Patreon page. Members of my Patreon site get many extras, including chapters of many books, artwork to illustrate the books, pictures, new short stories, chats about my books or whatever else folks would like to talk about, and much more. The full text of Lightning Strike, Book II is also up for my patrons.
Hope you can come by!
Good news! The Last Hawk, a stand alone book in the Saga of the Skolia Empire,is now available in ebook! Get started with an excerpt and check out all the ways you can read it.
The eBook of The Last Hawk is up at Kindle, Nook and Apple
The picture at the left shows the cover of the book. The second picture gives the closest image I could find to how I imagined the city of Dahl, the first setting in the book.
Cover credit, hawk/crashed ship; shutterstock
Art credit, city; Zashiki.