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Category Archives: History
Monday Musings: 50,000
It is more people than can fit into the stands of Fenway Park. Or Wrigley Field. It is actually higher than the capacity seating of 28 of Major League Baseball’s 30 stadiums (the exceptions: Yankee Stadium and Dodger Stadium) It … Continue reading
Posted in Boston, History, Politics, Sports
Tagged coronavirus, Covid-19, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, history, politics
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Monday Musings: Flattening the Curve, Projection “Hoaxes,” and Righteous Anger
I’m angry today. The pandemic – the isolation, the uncertainty, the steady stream of tragic news, the underlying fear – elicits different emotions at different times, running the gamut from those I’d expect (sadness, fear, numbness) to those I might … Continue reading
Posted in Family, History, Politics
Tagged anger, blogging, Covid-19, current affairs, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, flattening the curve, pandemic, politics, projections
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Photo Friday: Family History
For this week’s Photo Friday, I offer a different sort of photo, one that comes with a bit of a story. My Uncle Bill (left) fought and died in World War II. He was eventually stationed somewhere in France, but … Continue reading
Posted in Family, History, travel
Tagged blogging, David B. Coe, family, history, photography
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Free Fiction From D.B. Jackson and Faith Hunter!
Earlier this year, my wonderful friend Faith Hunter and I released “Water Witch,” a short story that combined her Jane Yellowrock world with the historical world I created for the Thieftaker Chronicles. Earlier this week, we embarked on a new … Continue reading
Posted in Character, Ethan Kaille, Friendship, Fun, History, Publishing, Short Fiction, Thieftaker, Urban Fantasy, Writing
Tagged collaboration, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, Ethan Kaille, Faith Hunter, free fiction, friendship, Hannah Everhart, Jane Yellowrock, newsletters, short fiction, Thieftaker, Water Witch, writing, writing life
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Blood, Magic, and Giveaways, Today on the Virtual Tour
The 2015 Summer-of-Two-Releases Virtual Tour visits Brandy Schillace today, with a post at her Fiction Reboot blog. The post is called “Blood, Magic, and History,” and it touches on the history behind the narrative of DEAD MAN’S REACH, the fourth … Continue reading
Posted in Appearances, Business of publishing, Dead Man's Reach, Friendship, Fun, History, Novels, Publicity, Publishing, Research, Thieftaker, Writing, Writing Life
Tagged Bitten By Books, blog tour, Brandy Schillace, Case Files of Justis Fearsson, David B. Coe, Dead Man's Reach, giveaways, His Father's Eyes, history, publicity, publishing, Thieftaker
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Celebrating the Release of DEAD MAN’S REACH!
The 2015 Summer-of-Two-Releases Virtual Tour reaches a milestone today with the first of those releases. Dead Man’s Reach, the fourth and (for now) final installment in the Thieftaker Chronicles is out today from Tor Books. And to mark the occasion … Continue reading
Posted in Appearances, Business of publishing, Character, Dead Man's Reach, Ethan Kaille, Fantasy, Friendship, History, Novels, Publicity, Publishing, Short Fiction, Thieftaker, Writing, Writing Life
Tagged blog tour, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, Dead Man's Reach, Ethan Kaille, Faith Hunter, Hannah Everhart, Jane Yellowrock, Max Gladstone, publicity, publishing, Thieftaker, writing
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Today’s Blog Tour Post, by Ethan Kaille!
Today on the 2015 Summer-of-Two-Releases Virtual Tour, we have a special post from Ethan Kaille, the conjuring, thieftaking hero of the Thieftaker Chronicles. Ethan has a lot to say about the state of Boston, his home city, in the winter … Continue reading
Posted in Boston, Business of publishing, Character, Dead Man's Reach, Ethan Kaille, History, Novels, Publicity, Publishing, Thieftaker, Writing, Writing Life
Tagged blog tour, Boston, Dead Man's Reach, Ethan Kaille, Fantasy Book Spot, history, publicity, publishing, Thieftaker, writing, writing life
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My Mom
There was a time when I was in graduate school . . . I was working on a paper — a big one, the cornerstone project of one of the classes I was taking at the time — and struggling … Continue reading
Dead Man’s Reach Update
Today I finished reading through the first pass galley proofs of Dead Man’s Reach, the fourth and (for now) final book in the Thieftaker Chronicles. There is really nothing left for me to do in terms of production for the … Continue reading
Posted in Business of publishing, Dead Man's Reach, Fantasy, History, Novels, Publicity, Publishing, Thieftaker, Urban Fantasy, Writing, Writing Life
Tagged Chris McGrath, cover art, Dead Man's Reach, novels, publicity, publishing, Thieftaker, writing, writing life
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My Weekend in NYC
I have just returned from what was a truly glorious weekend in New York City, where I attended the annual conference of the American Historical Association. Now, as a veteran of AHA conventions and someone who attended many of the … Continue reading
Posted in Appearances, Business of publishing, Fantasy, Friendship, Fun, History, Novels, Publishing, Thieftaker, travel, Writing, Writing Life
Tagged American Historical Association, David B. Coe, history, publishing, Thieftaker, writing, writing life
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