The blog tour rolls on

I’m writing this post from Leading Edge (the internet is down at my apartment), so I don’t have much time, but I did want to take care of a few items of housekeeping.

First, my next guest post in the Genesis Earth blog tour is up, this one at Charles Millhouse’s blog.  Charles is a fellow sf writer whom I met on the Kindleboards, and the post basically explains my writing routine since last year.  Of course, since I’ve technically been unemployed since graduation, my routine is a little wacky, but I think you’ll find the post interesting. Check it out!

Desert Stars is coming along.  I took yesterday off to finish drafting the revision notes, but I’ve still got the last three chapters to go.  It’s going to be awesome, though–I’ve got so many ideas for how to improve the story.  Many thanks to all my first readers for your feedback!  It’s been immensely helpful.

Also, I decided to take down “From the Ice Incarnate” from Amazon.  I still think it’s a good story, but I don’t want someone to buy Genesis Earth, love it, then buy the story and feel ripped off.  Also, I think I might have more luck with my short stories if I send them out to print markets instead.  I’ve submitted “Decision LZ1527” to Escape Pod; if it sells, hopefully that will drive readers to my ebooks.

And on that note, if you’ve read Genesis Earth and enjoyed it, I would like to ask you to please post a review on Amazon.  I don’t want to be one of those guys who secretly boosts his stats by coercing people to write fake reviews, but if you did enjoy the novel, I would appreciate it a ton if you would take the time and share your experience.  At this point in my career, that’s probably the thing that would help me out the most.

So anyways, that’s what’s going on here.  Hopefully, the internet will be back before the weekend.  See you around!

By Joe Vasicek

Joe Vasicek is the author of more than twenty science fiction books, including the Star Wanderers and Sons of the Starfarers series. As a young man, he studied Arabic and traveled across the Middle East and the Caucasus. He claims Utah as his home.

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