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Karl Schroeder

karl@kschroeder.com
literary agent: Donald Maass

Other blogs:  WorldChanging.com

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Oh, yes, I'm having fun lately... but blog updates suffer

Just thought I should summarize what I'm up to lately, which is quite a lot:

  • I'm finishing The Sunless Countries for Tor.  I just burned a city and the protagonist has sold out to the enemy.  Ah, it warms my heart!
  • I'm working on a talking-book novella for a secret project.  It should be announced at Worldcon.  And no, I can't say more.
  • I have four other short story/novella commissions I'm trying to meet.  This will be quite a year for short fiction for me.  I rather dried up there for several years, during the period when I was writing Permanence and Lady of Mazes.  But I'm back, and having loads of fun.
  • I'm thinking about how to top Virga.  Ha!  No mean feat--but just wait until you see where The Sunless Countries takes us.  After I'm done with you, you'll be willing to believe in Santa Claus again.

As usual, the more productive I'm being on the fiction side, the less frequent my updates on the website.  It's a handy barometer for how hard I'm working, as a matter of fact.  So if you don't hear from me for a while... think 'good stuff coming.'

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When your fiction productivity runs out...

Posted by Andrew House at May 20, 2008 10:11 PM
Once this burst of fiction productivity slows down a bit (hopefully after "The Sunless Countries" is finished -- very much looking forward to that at "Pirate Sun"), you may want to add a section on your short fiction to the site. I know "The Engine of Recall" is listed under books, but having a page highlighting your other short fiction appearances as they appear would be helpful.

Good idea

Posted by Karl Schroeder at Jun 18, 2008 07:28 AM
I actually have a page but it's not "published" yet, for the very reason you mention: I've been too busy. My past short fiction is listed in my CV (under "About") but you're right that a separate page on upcoming work would be helpful.