Diving Into The Wreck

I’ll be joining my husband Dean Wesley Smith, editor Ellen Datlow, and Tim Kirk as Guests of Honor at Radcon, a science fiction convention held in Washington State, on February 12-14. There will be a booksigning on February 11.

We’re stepping in for a few guests who’re having health issues. It should be a grand time–Radcon usually is–and it’s small, so that everyone can interact.

Check out the venue and the con here. I’ve been to it before, and it’s a lot of fun. Come join us!

Diving into the Wreck has been nominated for Best Science Fiction novel of the year by RT Book Reviews! For a list of all of the nominees in all the various categories, look here. There are a lot of really good books in various genres on here.

As for the nominees in this category, they are:

Best Science Fiction:
MAELSTROM- Taylor Anderson
THE EMPRESS OF MARS- Kage Baker
IN THE COURTS OF THE SUN- Brian D’Amato
BLONDE ROOTS- Bernardine Evaristo
BLACK BLOOD- John Meaney
DIVING INTO THE WRECK- Kristine Kathryn Rusch

Good luck all!  And thanks, RT.

The Mad Hatter’s Bookshelf and Book Review has just posted an interview about Diving into the Wreck.  All kinds of tidbits revealed–including favorite hats! (Also writing methods and the history of the book.)

Go play on the website.  It’s a fun one.  You can find it here.

Audible has kindly provided me with a sample of the audio version of Diving into the Wreck. If you’d like to hear a short excerpt, click here. And of course, if you’d like to order a copy, here’s the link. Enjoy!

Audible has just published the audio version of Diving into the Wreck.  Check it out here.

Prometheus Books, which owns the imprint Pyr, which published Diving into the Wreck is having a holiday sale. 20% off on all orders, plus free shipping.  You can find that information here.

And their gift guide, which you can find here, says this about Diving into the Wreck:

Critics are raving about this “page-turning space adventure” (Publisher’s Weekly) that’s “like something out of Golden Age sci-fi” (Mad Hatter’s Bookshelf) with a “no-nonsense, eventful, occasionally mysterious narrative that contains all the best dialogue of a Star Trek: The Next Generation episode, the adventure of an Indiana Jones movie, and the philosophical and scientific chops of Isaac Asimov himself…highly recommended for anyone who enjoys space adventure stories, superb characterization, and tight plotting.” (Grasping for the Wind)

Joseph Mallozzi, sf afficionado, also happens to be one of the producers of the various Stargate shows runs a book of the month club on his website. He has selected Diving into the Wreck for his January book.  Head on over there to see what he does–and submit some questions for the January discussion. Here’s the link.