As we approach the launch of our Spring 2018 titles, we've been posting short bits of the praise garnered from advance reviewers. Check these out on the catalog pages for The Speed of Clouds and Everything Is Borrowed. We'll also incorporate information on author appearances and book signings as it becomes available. Soon both books will be available for preorder.
In the meantime you can follow the authors through their websites. Miriam Seidel is at http://miriamseidel.com/, and Nathaniel Popkin at http://nathanielpopkin.net/.
Today we especially recommend Miriam's latest blog post, "Coming out as a Fan," in which she confesses that she has attended sci-fi Cons and "worn Vulcan ears." The shame! The horror! It's all right there, folks, along with her paean to Cons as "modern-day rituals of connectivity." As she writes,
In the meantime you can follow the authors through their websites. Miriam Seidel is at http://miriamseidel.com/, and Nathaniel Popkin at http://nathanielpopkin.net/.
Today we especially recommend Miriam's latest blog post, "Coming out as a Fan," in which she confesses that she has attended sci-fi Cons and "worn Vulcan ears." The shame! The horror! It's all right there, folks, along with her paean to Cons as "modern-day rituals of connectivity." As she writes,
In the end, being a sci-fi fan means acknowledging that our lives on Earth are also situated against the vastness of space, and in the vastness of imagined possibilities that may or may not play out in the future. Stepping into the fan world means you embrace the bigger and wilder perspectives that may help you deal with what’s in front of you.
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