The Stars Are Legion: Blog Tour Roundup

So there are still tons of pieces trickling in here for The Stars are Legion WORLD TOUR. I’ve booked a couple more podcasts, I have a couple more articles set to come out in March, but here’s the bulk of what ran during release month, in case you missed it.

I’m very proud of a lot of these pieces. As you can see, this isn’t quite as much as I usually do, but frankly, I have a book due in four weeks, and I simply ran out of time (I cancelled some articles). First week sales are also strong, so I didn’t feel as guilty about bowing out. I may regret that later, but as you can see from the second section, as this point readers are out there picking up the banner, so I can get back to work on new words. This is what I get for not thinking ahead with pushing out my book deadlines….

Anyway, enjoy!

And here’s what some other folks had to say about The Stars are Legion this month:

AND NOW I WILL DISAPPEAR INTO THE NIGHT

Tomorrow is March 1st, and I have a book due April 3rd, so if you are a writer, you can guess my mental state right now (I also have a Patreon story due tonight! ha ha). As noted, we still have some other pieces set to run: in particular in Writer’s Digest, Huffington Post, and Drinks with Reads, plus two more podcasts scheduled, and I’ll share those as they go live. But for now, I need to keep my head down and keep my agent happy and turn in some more pages.

My goal is to be scarce around the interwebs and hit up a cabin in the woods retreat week after next, because ye gods does this book need it.

Also, rereading this a lot. ::whistles innocently::

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