He's a Brit SF writer who's won some awards. I haven't read any of his novels, but they've generally been well-reviewed.
Literary Buffistas 3: Don't Parse the Blurb, Dear.
There's more to life than watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer! No. Really, there is! Honestly! Here's a place for Buffistas to come and discuss what it is they're reading, their favorite authors and poets. "Geez. Crack a book sometime."
I may have to give the a whirl, see what I think.
Thanks, Suela
I've read him - he's fun. Not terribly deep, but good solid hard SF actiony stuff.
[eta that I wasn't a huge fan of Thirteen, even as I appreciated the worldbuilding. But the Takeshi Kovacs novels and his two Black Widow graphic novels I like quite a bit.]
Courtesy of 'Suela, this is epic. Someone wrote a "tribute" sequel to Breaking Dawn (about Jacob) AND IS SELLING IT ON EBAY. And she sees nothing wrong with that. Nor does her publisher. It's astounding.
Okay, my favorite part of that whole thing is the author's interpretation of copyright law.
"Characters are only copyrightable if their creator draws them or hires an artist to draw them."
WHAT.
The crazy, it burns.
Tep, my exact reaction was "The stupid, it BURNS."
Sooo....what are the chances that "AV Paranormal" publishing is not run out of this crazy woman's basement?
Dude, funniest thing since "Larry Craig Puppet Theater" I'm guessing she has a crazy *friend* with a basement, Jessica. Much different.
Wow. I love how her source for her claim that only drawn characters can be copyrighted is an article that actually just says that it's easier to protect copyright on graphic characters than on literary ones. Like, she went to the trouble of finding an actual legal article, but it's one that doesn't at all say what she says it does.