elk

Great to be in conversation with them:

Honored to be one of their July selections:

Wonderful conversation to have been part of:

The Only Good Indians, clocking in at just under ten hours. Very excited to hear what Shaun Taylor-Corbett and the team at Simon & Schuster Audio did with it:

Who’d have ever thought one of my books would get listed as to-read buy Time magazine:

In which an elk maybe makes an appearance . . .

Way cool to be 1 of 29:

Cool to have an elk book in this herd:

Honored to have an elky book in this mix:

To go along with that review:

Excellent The Only Good Indians review:

Which — not talking about a bugle or a cow call, but the audiobook of The Only Good Indians. It’s not got an excellent actor, voice actor, all-around-everything:

Get em here: https://www.netgalley.co.uk/catalog/book/193037

Wow, heck of a cool write-up by Nick Mamatas:

Honored to be in this stack:

Very cool to be part of this line-up over at LitReactor by Sadie Hartmann: And, any mention of “Gemini” of course gets this song in my head:

Hey, 1 of 3. That might even be cooler than 7 of 9? (this, of course, can’t be true, as nothing is cooler than Seven):

Y’know, I should have had a character in this novel walk into a room, take a kind of sense-reading, then the camera zooms in close to their face for a Samuel Jackson moment, so they can say, “It’s feeling kind of elky in here . . .” Anyway, rocking-cool excellent amazing write-up from Sadie Hartmann:

Proud to be on this one:

and this amazing-cool over-the-top unexpected review is the result:

Honored to have an elky book in this mix:

Armed With a Book: And, there’s always Goodreads reviews rolling in, but Bethany’s is extra special cool (as, I’m sure, is she):