@scalzi.comBluesky
Back at home where this pretty little thing was waiting for me. Setting it up now. Initial impressions to come.
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@scalzi.com Bluesky
7 posts here from the last 36 hours · latest 5 h ago
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Male novelists are doing just fine in genre spaces, I'll note
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I always ask permission. If they say no, which has happened a couple of times, I don't sign the books.
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None and none, although of course I'm an admirer of @tkingfisher.com's work (and Asimov had his moments). The Lock In was more influenced by Michael Crichton in terms of general vibe, if not a specific text.
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If you're in LGA, this bookstore now has a signed copy of Starter Villain
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It's the best day of the year!
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I deserve this
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