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Hi, it’s been nearly 4 hours. Would you like some more news about me, Daryl? Put on your best James Earl Jones voice and say it along with me: This is… DNN. I’m trying to figure out what part of The Devil’s Alphabet to read at the Barnes & Noble signing this Friday. I don’t […]
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Update 12/14/09: Gary K. Wolfe’s review is now online. Today I read two reviews of The Devil’s Alphabet, one by Karen Burnham at SF Signal, and the other by Gary K. Wolfe at Locus (printed on actual paper). Both were pretty positive — Wolfe starts the review calling me “amongst the most interesting of the […]
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I’m home today, hanging out with daughter Emma who is herself hanging out with (probably swine) flu, when Chris Roberson sent me news of this new starred review on the Publisher’s Weekly site: The Devil’s Alphabet Daryl Gregory. Gregory (Pandemonium) produces a quietly brilliant second novel. As a teen, Paxton Martin left the town of […]
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Kirkus Reviews has the first professional review of my new book that will be out in November, The Devil’s Alphabet. I was pretty happy with the first few paragraphs, and then I got to the last sentence : Engaging sophomore effort from the author of Pandemonium (2008) paints a highly original portrait of a town […]
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