Blue Butterfly Land

posts, replies, cartoons &etc from BlueSky. with, lately: an animals section!

Good Stab charting again

Just, in trade paperback this time. Made #4 on the NYT list in hardcover/cloth, and now it’s 40 on USA Today! Those red edges are pretty cool. Well: Weasel Plume alive and running them, that’s the thing, right?

Reactor & BHH x 12!

Man, a twelve-part review? I mean, really, less “review,” more . . . more “extended interaction with the novel, the characters, the world, the genre. With some wonderful little side rooms packed with trivia (as in: they call me out on “tresayle,” which is right. my only defense? I liked the way it sounded*). Anyway,

Fire in the Mountains

Where I was going to be, the weekend after this one: not there anymore, alas. Just random stuff pulling me elsewhere. This post is mostly for the dude I ran into in Boulder, on campus, the other day, whom I told I’d see him up there: Sorry, dude. Didn’t know I was lying. Anyway, I

Blue Butterfly Land

Ten or fifteen posts from Bluesky that made me grin. Or, “let me grin?” Whatever the case, grinning was going on. Because of these posts.

Talking Vampires

Had a couple hours between other stuff, got this together—well, collated/half-remembered/synthesized my various answers I kept giving to the question about vampire traits in The Buffalo Hunter Hunter: (also available through Hot Topics>talking about)

The Sixth Nik

Great time Tuesday night, with Daniel Kraus. We spent the afternoon talking books, and then, in front of a crowd, the evening too:

Touring through the UK

Was my first time there, thanks to Titan. And thanks to my hero publicist there, Kabriya Coghlan, for making it all run so, so well. Guess I’ve been back nearly two weeks now? Something like that. Seems like I’ve done some trip since then, too. Anyway, talking this one, now. And what posts/pics I can

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