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And it’s done!

Ardua — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 20:37:59 +0000

Twitter Tidbit for one and all from Jim Butcher.

The Dresden Files book 12, Changes, is now finished!

FINISHED! BWAH HAH HAH HAH HAH HAAAAAAAH!

4:48 AM Jan 4th from TweetDeck

Have a Butchers

Ardua — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 13:00:55 +0000

Or for the rest of you, come have a look.

The wedded writing duo of Jim Butcher and Shannon K. Butcher have quite a few tidbits for you.

First up is the man himself and the upcoming launch of Codex Alera book 6, First Lord’s Fury (Available from Amazon right now for a mind-boggling $9). If any of you can stand the suspense and fancy a minor spoiler, I direct you to the preview page on Jim’s site where every Tuesday we’ll get just a little more, so far we’re up to Chapter 3.

Shannon too has a book launch this November with the second in her Sentinel Wars series with excerpts for both “Finding The Lost” and the first book “Burning Alive” available on her site above.

Both can also be found on Twitter for those of you out there who have the social media bug. @Longshotauthor for Jim and @ShannonKButcher for Shannon.

(Word of warning though, Jim recently gave us the first line to the next Harry Dresden book, Changes, on Twitter. Spoiler doesn’t quite cover it.)

Twitter Tidbits

Regis — Wed, 20 May 2009 10:25:58 +0000

Twitter is a wonderful tool, not only as communication between friends but as a way to grab important and unimportant tidbits from the people you admire.

Terry Prattchet (@terryandrob):

Okay, that’s it. We’ve just reached the end of Unseen Academicals. THE END. Now all we’ve got to do is go back and do all the back-filling.

Unseen Academicals is the 37th (yes, you read that correctly) Discworld novel, and is scheduled to be released on October 8. The fact that I have read all the previous 36 might indicate just how talented Pratchett is.

Hugo Awards (@TheHugoAwards):

Hugo Award Voting Opens http://www.thehugoawards.org/?p=533

The Hugo Awards is a science-fiction/fantasy award handed out every year in a number of categories, among them Best Novel. It is a very prestigious award, often seen as the award in the genre.

Brandon Sanderson (@BrandonSandrson):

Interview with AMC is up: http://tinyurl.com/ovhngp

Brandon Sanderson has a short interview with AMC on writing the ending to The Wheel of Time.

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