Wolf’s Cross is out this week, and coinciding with that, my Big Idea piece is up on Scalzi’s Whatever:
When I wrote Wolfbreed I wasn’t concerned for markets, or genre, or much else beyond having my muse promise not to beat me senseless. It was written outside of my contracts for DAW, so I had no real constraints on what I was doing, and no expectations of anything beyond its fiery conclusion. Everything had been wrapped up, the still-living characters all had their main conflicts resolved. All the plot threads tied up with a nice bow made of human entrails. . .
Of course you have to go there tor read the rest of it.
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Steve Buchheit · July 29, 2010 at 4:17 pm
Saw it this morning. Excellent score.
Curious Stranger · December 12, 2010 at 6:38 am
Three days ago I had the urge to re-read Wolfbreed, and after taking it from my bookshelf I managed to finish it, on and off, in two days’ time. As soon as I set it down, it occured to me that after I had read it the first time, I googled the book and found that there would be another like it. And as soon as I remembered that, I immediately drove to the bookstore and bought Wolf’s Cross without hesitating. I finished it only minutes ago, having read throughout the night. It met my expectations and more.
I really was only sad to see no description of another book hidden behind the “About the Author” page. So I decided to come and ask you myself: is there going to be another book set in the Wolfbreed world?
S Andrew Swann · December 12, 2010 at 12:21 pm
Nothing in the works as of yet. It pretty much depends on if Spectra wants to pick up more books in the series, and as of yet, they haven’t.
I do have ideas for another two, so maybe at some point in the future.
Genrewonk » Wherein I note reviews of Wolf’s Cross · August 2, 2010 at 12:21 pm
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