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Category Archives: Books
Time to Judge a Book by its Cover
There is no part of getting my work published that isn’t exciting, but lately two things have really brought it home for me. I got a package in the mail that I assumed was just another thing I had ordered … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Cleverness, Uncategorized
Tagged angela dawe, audiobook, CD, cover art, ekphrasis, etta, facebook live, meg elison, published, subtlety, the book of etta
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S E Q U E L
https://twitter.com/megelison/status/695073716284207104 I have been sitting on some good news for a while now and it took a lot of effort not to explode and just TELL EVERYONE all the time. But I made it. The deal is done. The sequel … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Books, Cleverness, Ego, Uncategorized
Tagged 47north, book of etta, daughters, feminist, gender, lecturing, midwife, neal stephenson, news, publish, seanan mcguire, sequel, the book of the unnamed midwife, writing
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Starhawk’s of City of Refuge: the Fading Magic of Nostalgia
This year, Starhawk’s “City of Refuge” was the gift I bought myself. I backed the Kickstarter and couldn’t wait for it to show up. Getting the third book in this series brought a lot of things full circle for me. … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Pagan, Remembrance, San Francisco, Uncategorized
Tagged beacon, bees, bird, chips, city, city of refuge, ecofeminism, ecotopian, fantasy, fifth sacred thing, future, hero, high fidelity, madrone, melissa, nostalgia, portland, powell's city of books, review, san francisco, southlands, starhawk, utopian, walking to mercury, weirdos, witch, witchcraft
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LA Review of Books Raves about TBOTUM
From the front page of the L.A. Review of Books: “In 2015, Elison’s novel won the Philip K. Dick Award, in part because it offers an equally compelling — although markedly different — re-imagination of gender and sexual roles. Elison, … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Books, Ego, Feminism
Tagged feminism, feminist, LA Review of Books, meg elison, Nowhere, philip k dick, review, Ritch Calvin, tbotum, the book of the unnamed midwife
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NorWesCon 38: a Glorious Blur
Memory is the ghost of time trapped in meat and it doesn’t always work. It works even less when the meat is excited. First, an old friend. I was met at the hotel by my friend Julian. I have moved … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Books, Ego, Geekery, Love, travel
Tagged cherie priest, cosplay, emmi itaranta, falcor, George RR Martin, Gordon van Gelder, jennifer marie brissett, jonathan strahan, khaleesi, meat, meg elison, memory, moment, norwescon, Norwescon 38, NWC, obama, philip k dick, philip k dick award, pkd, rod duncan, skyrocketed, special citation, stone, sword, the book of the unnamed midwife, video
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Atlanta Burns: Like a house on fire
I get really excited about a book that gets me to read a genre I usually don’t like, and makes me love somebody in the process. I don’t usually like noir, although if the secondary genre of this book is … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Books, Cleverness, Feminism, Geekery
Tagged atlanta burns, chuck wendig, cornpunk, dirty cop, dogfighters, dogo argentino, golden tampon, homophobes, it gets better, kitana, like a house on fire, monsters in men suits, narrative, nazis, pennsatucky, sequel, shotgun, whitey
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Philip K. Dick Award Finalist
My debut novel, THE BOOK OF THE UNNAMED MIDWIFE, is on the shortlist for the 2014 Philip K. Dick Award. This is the coolest thing that has ever happened to me. I don’t know who nominated me, but I’m so … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Books, Love
Tagged award, coolest, fantasy, philip k dick, philip k dick award, scifi, the book of the unnamed midwife
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Fat Vampire: What the hell was that?
It’s been a long time since I’ve been fooled like this. Authors generally suck at concealing where they’re going. They telegraph their intentions through tropes and foreshadowing and I am hardly ever surprised. Fat Vampire is full of surprises. Fat … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Books
Tagged adam rex, assferatu, book, book review, dead clowns, doug, fat vampire, narrative, original, protagonist, satisfaction, similes, subplot, tangle, vampire hunter, vampirism
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