A little late, but I finally have the schedule of posts down. Post-NaNoWriMo blues and a massive reviewing/reading backlog plus my Advent Reviews series has kept me rather busy. Which reminds me, I still need to do that NaNoWriMo “after-action” report too! Ack! You can read any of the previous posts by using the series tag: “Names A New Perspective“. The previous line-up of authors is here. So, without further ado, here you are.
Tag Archives: Bradley P. Beaulieu
Names: A New Perspective Part 2
Posted by AJ on December 12, 2012 in Debut Authors Guest Series, Guest Posts
Tags: 2012 Debuts, Adam Christopher, Aliette de Bodard, Amanda Carlson, Angry Robot Books, Black Library, Bradley P. Beaulieu, Cassandra Rose Clarke, Chuck Wendig, Ciara Ballintyne, David Guymer, Debut Authors, E. J. Swift, Erin M. Evans, Fantasy, Forgotten Realms, Gareth Powell, Genre Magazines, Guest Posts, Janet Edwards, Jo Anderton, Jocelyn Koehler, Lee Collins, Lyndsay Faye, Matt Forbeck, Names A New Perspective, Nightshade Books, Science Fiction, Self-published, Solaris Books, The meaning of Names, Tim Marquitz, Urban Fantasy, Warhammer Fantasy, Wizards of the Coast
NANP: I Love Names
Another Thursday, another Names: A New Perspective guest post! This time, it is Bradley P. Beaulieu, author of the Lays of Anuskaya series, which is published by Nightshade Books. He also runs the Speculate SF site, which is one of the best genre scenes on the internet, and is also an excellent resource for authors. I haven’t had a chance to read his books as yet, but I’m quite looking forward to them, and they are high on Mountain Tobereadpile. That’s in no small part due to the absolutely gorgeous covers for his novels. Here’s what he had to say on the subject of names and their significance.
Posted by AJ on December 7, 2012 in 2012 Reading Challenge, 2012 Writing Challenge, Debut Authors Guest Series
Tags: Bradley P. Beaulieu, Debut Authors Guest Series, Guest Posts, Kickstarter, Names, Names A New Perspective, NANP, Nightshade Books, The Lays of Anuskaya, The meaning of Names, The Straits of Galahesh, The Winds of Khalakovo