Adam here. I wanted to make you aware of Brandon’s travel plans over the next week or so, in case you might be in a position to say hello. Right now he is in Missoula, Montana for MisCon 32 and has several events during the event. You can see an abbreviated schedule below, but be sure to check out his upcoming events page for full details.
Following his trip to Montana, he will head out to New York City for BookCon 2018 next weekend. He has several signings scheduled as well as a panel on Saturday afternoon with authors: Marissa Meyer, Tomi Adeyemi, Cassandra Clare, and Daniel Jose Older on Magic and Power that you won’t want to miss. Again, you can see his schedule below or check out the upcoming events page.
MisCon 32
Friday, May 25th
Sanderson’s Three Laws of Magic Time: 6:00–6:50 p.m.
Saturday, May 26th
Retrofitting Structure into A First Draft Time: 1:00–1:50 p.m.
Hey, all. If you’ve been following along, you know that my next big project is a book series called Skyward. This is my next YA project with Random House (though, like Steelheart, it walks the line between YA and adult–and is being published in my adult line with my other books in the UK.) I Read the full article…
Adam here. In this week’s new Writing Excuses episode, Character Nuance, Brandon, Mary, Amal, and Maurice talk about characters who have conflict built right into them; characters whose attributes and attitudes might seem to contradict one another; characters who like, y’know… actual people. Last week, in Tor.com’s continuing reread of Oathbringer, we jump back in Read the full article…
Adam here. I saw a ton of questions about Subterranean Press doing a limited edition hardcover printing of the final Stephen Leeds book, Legion: Lies of the Beholder, that would match the first two Legion books. In case you missed the announcement that went out earlier this week, Subterranean Press has started taking pre-orders on Read the full article…
Dragonsteel art director Isaac here. If you follow me on Twitter, you’ve probably seen me post about the maps for the latest Osten Ard books by Tad Williams: The Heart of What Was Lost and The Witchwood Crown. The original trilogy was what hooked me on epic fantasy in the late 80s/early 90s, and the Read the full article…
