The Galleys Arrived
Or...Choices Meant for Gods is a step closer to publication
A fabulous thing happened yesterday. My publisher at ArcheBooks sent me the galleys (final proof) for Choices Meant for Gods. Woo-hoo! Never fear, I won't neglect you here at The Dragon. We still have grammar and writing tips to post each day, and I'll keep that up just fine while I edit/proof my galleys. (I'll just be really excited while I'm posting.)
I wonder if I can get Nigel to help me. He's become quite adept at manipulating the blogosphere. But as Chariss will tell you, Nigel Taimain is a quick learner. Who is Chariss, you ask? She's the main character in Choices Meant for Gods. She's the young lady who's been on the run from a madman all her life, and when she decides to stand and fight, she discovers she's wrapped in centuries of prophecy that involve her protecting the very gods themselves. It's a fantasy novel with wizards and sorcerers and dragons and several new elements a high-epic fantasy story should entail woven into a new world where good versus evil is in the background, shadowing what drives the main character, but by no means influencing the cast around her.
I have a review from a fellow who writes for Linear Reflections that I think will sell this book for me. I'll post it as we get closer to the release date. For now, I'm just excited to have my galleys to review.
Tags: Choices Meant for Gods, fantasy novel, fantasy story, dragon, wizards, sorcerers, dragons, Linear Reflections, ArcheBooks, writing tips, grammar
Or...Choices Meant for Gods is a step closer to publication
A fabulous thing happened yesterday. My publisher at ArcheBooks sent me the galleys (final proof) for Choices Meant for Gods. Woo-hoo! Never fear, I won't neglect you here at The Dragon. We still have grammar and writing tips to post each day, and I'll keep that up just fine while I edit/proof my galleys. (I'll just be really excited while I'm posting.)
I wonder if I can get Nigel to help me. He's become quite adept at manipulating the blogosphere. But as Chariss will tell you, Nigel Taimain is a quick learner. Who is Chariss, you ask? She's the main character in Choices Meant for Gods. She's the young lady who's been on the run from a madman all her life, and when she decides to stand and fight, she discovers she's wrapped in centuries of prophecy that involve her protecting the very gods themselves. It's a fantasy novel with wizards and sorcerers and dragons and several new elements a high-epic fantasy story should entail woven into a new world where good versus evil is in the background, shadowing what drives the main character, but by no means influencing the cast around her.
I have a review from a fellow who writes for Linear Reflections that I think will sell this book for me. I'll post it as we get closer to the release date. For now, I'm just excited to have my galleys to review.
Tags: Choices Meant for Gods, fantasy novel, fantasy story, dragon, wizards, sorcerers, dragons, Linear Reflections, ArcheBooks, writing tips, grammar
Labels: ArcheBooks, Choices Meant for Gods, dragon, fantasy books, fantasy novel, sorcerers, wizards
posted by Sandy Lender | 6:21 AM
2 Comments:
Way to go Sandy! You're really moving along very quickly now with the book and it will be no time before it hits the stands!
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Yeah, I'm pretty stoked. It's surreal right now. My publisher sent me a pdf of the cover design and I just stared at it for a long time, coming to grips with the fact that my name was on it...
Sandy L.
"Some days, I just want the dragon to win."
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