Do not adjust your screen. Or call Amazon.
Night Shade Books and I have parted ways. Our vision for the
book started to diverge a couple of weeks ago, but I wanted to make sure all
the i’s were dotted before going public, so I apologize for the radio silence.
Other authors have described their goodbye with Night Shade
more eloquently than I possibly could, most notably Bradley Beaulieu.
Night Shade produces amazing books, and their authors are
deserving of reader support. I am really sorry I won’t have the opportunity to
work with them, particularly editor Ross Lockhart, who has recently left NSB as
well.
So, what’s next? Well, rest assured, for anyone who has
pre-ordered, money will be returned, first of all. As for Deadroads, it is awaiting a new publisher. My agent, Sandy, is such
a huge supporter, and she works very hard on my behalf. I hope to have news
soon.
I may take the same hybrid route as Bradley Beaulieu,
depending on how things fall. This publishing business is changing all the
time—how we find out about books, how we buy them, how we read them.
Opportunity? Or challenge? Both? Both.
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