yetistomper.blogspot.com - 8/20/2009
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In this week's entry in Keeping An Eye On we have yet another author who needs no introduction. Jay Lake, who can write fiction faster than most people can read it, was one of the most commonly suggested authors SFSignal's Genre Watchlist . I'm guessing anyone who didn't name him assumed he ...
yetistomper.blogspot.com - 8/13/2009
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This week's featured author in my 21-part Keeping
An Eye On... series probably doesn't need an introduction.
Cory Doctorow, internet superstar, is arguably the best known of the 21 authors on this list. Cory Doctorow won the Campbell Award for Best ...
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Keeping an Eye On... Cory Doctorow
booksonmars.blogspot.com - 8/27/2009
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Thanks to Escape Pod: The Science Fiction Podcast
Magazine, I just finished listening to Mike Boris read
“Skinhorse Goes to Mars” (36 mins.), a short story written by award-winning SF&F; author Jay Lake thatwas first published in the #15, Summer 2008, ...
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Listen to a reading of Jay Lake’s 2008 short story ...
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SF Tidbits for 8/20/09
SF Signal —
... these via Bibliophile Stalker]: Mur Lafferty interviews Cory Doctorow. Meanwhile, At Your Library video-interviews Cory Doctorow. @Wow.com: Catherynne M. Valente Electric Velocipede interviews John Langan. Josh Vogt interviews T.A. Pratt. The Crotchety Old Fan interviews Nick Mamatas. @PJTV.com: John Ringo. @Whatever: Lev Grossman. @Stomping on Yeti: Jay Lake, author of Green.
Over at Suvudu, David ...
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Lakeshore —
Stomping on Yeti interviews me Reverse storyboarding — Art Writing guru James Gurney on how an artist watches movies. Writers: ever outlined a book or short story while you were reading it, to see how it was done? girliejones on "Why the Geeks Get the Girls" — Hilarious takedown of a New Scientist squib. Samurai underwear — For when you need to be even mightier. (Thanks to the_ogre.) ...
August 21, 2009 Links and Plugs
Bibliophile Stalker —
I'm really excited about Best American Fantasy 3. Also check out the official press release for the awesome line-up of future editors. (Also see Jeff VanderMeer's post on it regarding further developments.) Interviews Yeti Stomper interviews Jay Lake. Advice/Articles Robert McCrum on Some things won't change in the ebook revolution. Guy Gavriel Kay on Are novelists entitled to use real-life characters? Stephen Elliott on Why I Write. CL Anderson ...
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entertheoctopus.wordpress.com 11/5/2008 — Jay Lake fans may have a little bit longer to wait for his new novel Tourbillon , but in the meantime check out his frighteningly original take on zombies in the new anthology Better off Undead , available from DAW. Two All Beef Patties finds a ...
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 ...
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 ...
REVIEW: Green by Jay Lake
sfsignal.com 6/5/2009 —
MY RATING :
BRIEF SYNOPSIS : A girl is enslaved and raised to be a key figure in the politics of a city; eventually she gets to make her own decisions about things.
MY REVIEW :
PROS : One of the most empathetic characters I've read in ...
Illness isn't stalling sci-fi writer Jay Lake
oregonlive.com 6/11/2009 — Jay Lake has published four novels and more than 200 short stories in the past eight years. The Portland writer is prolific and tech-savvy, a rising star in the Steampunk subgenre of science fiction and an active blogger and Twitterer. All the ...
Author Interview Series #43 - Jay Lake
travisheermann.com 2/22/2009 — In accordance with what Jay Lake says below about his typical choice of attire, when we met he was wearing a shirt that looked like it was on fire. Definitely makes one stand out in a crowd of authors, particularly at World Con when authors are so ...
Collaborating on The Heart of the Beast with Jay Lake
jeffvandermeer.com 1/23/2009 — As Jay’s mentioned on his blog , he and I are collaborating on a novel with a working title of The Heart of the Beast. Jay’s a writing machine, uses several different styles, and has mad talent. He’s also one of the nicest, most ...
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? ...
Book Review: Green by Jay Lake
otter.covblogs.com 8/30/2009 — My review of Jay Lake's Green a sort of steampunk/epic fantasy/Asian culture blending is up at Sacramento Book Review and I conclude that "Lake's poetic metaphors and similes and full circle plotting are wonderfully pleasant to read, making this heroic tale one of the best fantasies of the ...
Green by Jay Lake review
bscreview.com 9/6/2009 — Bought and paid for, Green is taken from home at a very young age to be molded into something that she would never have imagined. She does not know her name, she does not know where she came from - all she knows is that her life is no longer her own.
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