Hugh Howey's Blog, page 114

Half Way Home is off to the printer, which means I'll have early editions sometime next week (I'm guessing). For those of you who pre-ordered, your copies will be heading out right along with those meant for review sites. That means you'll be sampling this awesome story as quick as anyone else.
I can't wait [...:]

One of my favorite phases of the book-creation process is creating a cover. It's also one of the most difficult. It's worse than staring at a blank canvas, because the end result can't be anything; it has to be a very specific something. While going through this process for HALF WAY HOME, my wife stumbled [...:]

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Dave Cullen's Columbine is one of those rarest of books. It manages to enthrall and enlighten at the same time. It is cultural history that transcends the moment in time it was meant to describe, and ends up telling us something about our present and likely future as well. As an avid reader of all [...:]

This is an update for those of you wondering what I'm writing/editing on right now. In fact, I don't know that I've been in a more exciting phase of my projects. Here's the run-down:
I'm in the final stages of Half Way Home, my first non-Molly novel. It's a bit darker than my previous two books [...:]

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