Here's what Creative Friends of KaCSFFS are doing!
Rachael Mayo, our local dragon-drawing phenomenon, is delighted to finally be able to announce that her new coloring book Dragon Adventure is now available from Kaliedoscopia, via Amazon.
"We'd been waiting on the 'look inside' feature to become available so people could see the drawings," she explained. "It's fully functional now!"
Adult coloring books are the new stress-management trend. What better book to choose, for the lover of SF and fantasy, than Rachael's intricate and gorgeous drawings? See lots more of Rachael's artwork on DeviantArt.
Lawrence-based Holly Messinger's soon-to-be published novel The Curse of Jacob Tracy just received an outstanding advance review in Publisher's Weekly. This is a highly promising local writer whose novel will be published in December by Thomas Dunne Books (NOTE: before the end of 2015. Thus it is Hugo-eligible and Campbell-eligible for MidAmericon II!).
Read the review (and pre-order) with this convenient link! Or better yet, pre-order through your favorite local bookstore!
James K. Burk just signed a contract with WolfSinger Publications for his action-adventure novel The Long Way Home, first in the new Recon 9 Series. It will be published in 2016. Check Creative Corner for further updates!
Susan Satterfield would like to remind everyone that the MCC-Longview Literary Festival is this coming Friday at the Longview Campus of the Metropolitan Community College in Lee's Summit, MO.
Three KaCSFFS members will be among the writers at the Literary Festival. Bryan Thomas Schmidt will be a Featured Speaker; M.C. Chambers will be a Featured Author, and Aaron Hollingsworth will be featured as a panelist for several discussions throughout the day.
Rachael Mayo, our local dragon-drawing phenomenon, is delighted to finally be able to announce that her new coloring book Dragon Adventure is now available from Kaliedoscopia, via Amazon.
"We'd been waiting on the 'look inside' feature to become available so people could see the drawings," she explained. "It's fully functional now!"
Adult coloring books are the new stress-management trend. What better book to choose, for the lover of SF and fantasy, than Rachael's intricate and gorgeous drawings? See lots more of Rachael's artwork on DeviantArt.
Lawrence-based Holly Messinger's soon-to-be published novel The Curse of Jacob Tracy just received an outstanding advance review in Publisher's Weekly. This is a highly promising local writer whose novel will be published in December by Thomas Dunne Books (NOTE: before the end of 2015. Thus it is Hugo-eligible and Campbell-eligible for MidAmericon II!).
Read the review (and pre-order) with this convenient link! Or better yet, pre-order through your favorite local bookstore!
Author James K. Burk |
Susan Satterfield would like to remind everyone that the MCC-Longview Literary Festival is this coming Friday at the Longview Campus of the Metropolitan Community College in Lee's Summit, MO.
Three KaCSFFS members will be among the writers at the Literary Festival. Bryan Thomas Schmidt will be a Featured Speaker; M.C. Chambers will be a Featured Author, and Aaron Hollingsworth will be featured as a panelist for several discussions throughout the day.
Bryan Thomas Schmidt invites everyone to a reading and book launch for Mission: Tomorrow, inside the KU Student
Union at Jayhawk Ink, 2nd
Floor, 1301 Jayhawk Blvd., Lawrence,
KS.
Hugo-nominated
Editor Schmidt, and authors James Gunn, Robin Wayne Bailey and Chris McKitterick will be reading
selections from the new Baen hard sf anthology, and signing copies.
The event is scheduled for
Monday, Nov. 16, from 5:30-7:45 p.m. Refreshments will be served.
IMAGES: The cover for Dragon Adventure is courtesy of Amazon. The cover for The Curse of Jacob Tracy is from Publishers Weekly. The image of James K. Burk is courtesy of the author himself. The cover for Mission: Tomorrow is courtesy of Bryan Thomas Schmidt. Thanks to all!
My photo of James Burk at the previous ConQuesT. The Iron Throne suits him. --Tina
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