FInished!

'The Fortune-Teller Makes Her Will' is finished -- it runs 6371 words, which may be a record for me. I hope the intended market likes it.
New words: 736
First line of the day: 'The king believes it, too. He thinks everyone wants his love and favour and will do anything to get it.'

I had fun with this one. I do love 17th century France. I'd stay there forever (fictionally) if I could. The next Gracielis book will let me go back to that feel, at least.
First up, though, is to get on with The Drowning Kings.

What and where do you love to write about?

Skirt of the day: purple linen.

Interview and Signing

I shall be out and about in London next week. On Wednesday 21st April, I'm being interviewed by Chaz Brenchley for the British SF Association at their monthly London meeting. It takes place in the Upstairs Room in the Antelope Tavern, 22 Eaton Terrace, Belgravia, London SW1W 8EZ. It starts at 7 pm, and the nearest underground station is Sloane Square.

Then on Thursday 22nd April, I'm signing at Forbidden Planet London (Shaftesbury Avenue) along with Chaz, Ian Whates, Sarah Singleton, Ian Watson and other lovely people, to launch the new NewCon Press anthology The Bitten Word, which includes my vampire space beetle story 'COld Rush.' Further details here: http://forbiddenplanet.com/events/2010/04/22/get-your-teth-bitten-word/