notfreesf.blogspot.com - 1/17/2009
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A novel in three strands, unlike the first. Also unlike the first, it has the opposite problem, with the start being weaker than the end. The three characters, a young girl genius, a dodgy petty officer, and a librarian find themselves in over their heads, and danger. It appears in the ...
Jay Lake’s Escapement is the main course
fantasyliterature.net 5/22/2009 — Escapement
In my opinion, Jay Lake’s Mainspring was a novel full of great potential that was hindered by inconsistent writing and execution. Nevertheless, I enjoyed the book and was looking forward to reading the sequel. Happily, everything ...
The Success Trap
tor.com 6/10/2009 — Jay Lake here. Author of Mainspring , Escapement and Green from Tor Books. I’m guest blogging this month at Tor.com to celebrate the June 9th release of Green . I’ll be talking about the book some, as well as covering other writer topics of interest ...
Interview: Jay Lake
charles-tan.blogspot.com 10/28/2008 — Every Tuesday, I'll have an interview posted. Jay Lake is a the 2004 winner of the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer and has been nominated multiple times for the Hugo and World Fantasy Awards . He is the author of several short ...
Jay Lake–Writing the Series
apexbookcompany.com 3/21/2009 — by Jay Lake
I’m happy to be here at the Apex blog, and want to thank Jason for inviting me.
I’m going to talk about series writing here, specifically novels, though there are certainly short story series, in the sense of linked ...
The Big Idea: Jay Lake
whatever.scalzi.com 6/11/2009 — Normally I write a bit about each of the Big Idea authors, but here’s all you need to know about Jay Lake, one of my fave people in science fiction/fantasy and a Hugo co-nominee with me for METAtropolis: He’s awesome. His new book Green? ...
The Thrill of the Shelf
tor.com 6/15/2009 — Green is my third book release with Tor, following Mainspring in June of 2007 and Escapement in June of 2008. So far, the experience hasn’t become old hat to me. Not even remotely. Quite the opposite.
I didn’t know what to expect with Mainspring . ...
Nuts & Bolts: Irene Gallo - Genreville - Blog on Publishers Weekly
publishersweekly.com 9/11/2008 — This weeks Nuts & Bolts interviewee is Irene Gallo, art director for Tor and Forge. I asked her about her work on Jay Lake's Escapement (Tor, June 2008), the sequel to Mainspring (Tor, June 2007).
Genreville: At what stage in the process did you ...
Green by Jay Lake
nethspace.blogspot.com 6/22/2009 — Jay Lake has decided he doesn’t want to be known as that clockpunk guy who wrote Mainspring ( US , UK , Canada , Indiebound ), Escapement ( US , UK , Canada , Indiebound ), and forthcoming Pinion. While his internet following will always recognize him as a prolific blogger ...
[books] Pinion
jaylake.livejournal.com 3/11/2009 — Tourbillon has acquired an official production title of Pinion . That makes the three book arc: Mainspring (Tor, 2007) Escapement (Tor, 2008) Pinion (Tor, 2010) And so we rock on. Originally published at jlake.com .
Jay Lake's Green: A Departure for the Clockwork King
omnivoracious.com 6/26/2009 — In a departure from his previous Steampunk-ish novels for Tor, Mainspring and Escapement, author Jay Lake has just come out with Green, a lush fantasy with an Eastern feel. The title refers to the name of the unusual heroine, Green,...
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