This afternoon I am feeling a little chilly, but slightly smug as I have finally managed to submit volume 2 of the Automata Wars: The Front Line, for editing. Only two(ish) weeks behind schedule, too!
Of course, it's not done yet. There's the post-edit work to do, once it comes back, and then there'll be cover art, publicity, all that sort of stuff to go. Between you and me, though, look out for a summer launch event somwhere in the middle of England...
In the meantime, I thought you might be interested in a recent review of the first volume of the Automata Wards, The Home Front.
Of course, it's not done yet. There's the post-edit work to do, once it comes back, and then there'll be cover art, publicity, all that sort of stuff to go. Between you and me, though, look out for a summer launch event somwhere in the middle of England...
In the meantime, I thought you might be interested in a recent review of the first volume of the Automata Wards, The Home Front.
Steampunk Chronicle corresepondent Nancy McCullough reviewed the Automata Wars on 5th February, offering a quite detailed description of the book. You can read the full review here:
http://www.steampunkchronicle.com/ArticleView/tabid/238/ArticleId/372/Fighting-on-the-Home-Front.aspx
http://www.steampunkchronicle.com/ArticleView/tabid/238/ArticleId/372/Fighting-on-the-Home-Front.aspx
Final sentence quoted below. Thanks, Nancy!
For those interested in subterfuge with a steampunk touch, this is your cup of tea
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