Interview: By The Way

Hugo-nominated science fiction writer, blogging god, and my good friend, John Scalzi, has an interview with me over on By The Way. Not content with merely turning out outstanding novels like Old Man's War and The Ghost Brigades, John's taken to spotlighting other authors on a weekly basis. You can read last Wednesday's interview with Chris Roberson by clicking here, and today's interview with your humble narrator by clicking here.

And as long as I'm posting, allow me to roll out the welcome mat to those of you who've just discovered my blog via By The Way or Whatever. Likewise, greetings to those of you who've just come from Locus. Come on in, put your feet up, and feel free to bookmark me, as I might occasionally say something profound here and you'll kick yourself if you miss it. Who likes to be kicked? Nobody, that's who.

Comments

[jiko]

Haha, so smug. Glad you are getting the attention you deserve. =D

[Jim]

Heh, I'm one of those who just discovered you via By The Way, and I've added your trilogy to my 'Must Buy' list. Can't wait to read them, and I'm looking forward to following your writing.

[Elizabeth]

You've certainly been getting a lot of interviews lately! Congrats on all the publicity - you've earned it!
Hmm...I think I had something profound to say, but I just forgot it. C'est la vie...

[Matt Dinniman]

Good stuff, Nick.

[Cassie]

I've actually stumbled my way here via Miss Elizabeth up there.
Your novels are very addicting and I'm impatient to get my hands on Everfree. Just thought I'd mention that since I'm new. :)
... I might just be buttering you up so that if you ever decide to tour for a possible book signing, you'd visit the desolate place called Wyoming. ;)

[Nick Sagan]

You people are awesome. I really appreciate all the comments and good wishes.

Great to meet you, Jim and Cassie--and thanks for giving my books a look. I've never been to Wyoming. 50th in population of all the states--that *does* sound desolate, but I hear it's beautiful so I'd love to go.