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Gretchen Lida wrote a great review review of Left in the Wind.

The good folks at Pegasus Books have published Left in the Wind. Hardcover and ebook versions are now available everywhere.

The good folks at Pegasus Books have put Left in the Wind up for advance purchase on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

Not quite as notable as the seven-figure deal in the lede, Left in the Wind nonetheless earned a spot in Publishers Weekly's notable book deals.

Are the stars lining up, or is this just happenstance? The Lost Colony is suddenly back in the news. Is this where they went?

Well now I’ve gone and done it: Sent out a novel via my agent and somebody good acquired it. Set in 1587, it’s the fictional journal of Emme Merrimoth, one of the lost colonists of the vanished Roanoke Colony. Just acquired by Claiborne Hancock of Pegasus Books for publication in May 2016. Much more to…

But strong? Well, yes. Rumors of its demise seem to have greatly abated. But there's still this big problem:

Our Aisle Seat Books Kickstarter campaign is coming. It goes live on Tuesday, September 9. When it does, the link will be right here. Until then, keep checking the campaign’sdedicated Facebook page for news and updates. Thanks!

If a screenplay never gets filmed, is it still a movie?
It’s the tree in the forest, right? If a story gets told, but nobody hears it... Debaters, start your search engines.

The Nixon White House tapes are famously poor quality. Hard to hear, easy to get wrong. Here’s a great one. What do you hear? “Bastard” or “ambassador”?