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Gail Carriger’s SOULLESS

Gail and I met at the LA WorldCon in 2006—in a Starbucks line, as I recall, and jesus were those lattes overpriced. We were both Outsiders Looking In at that point: manuscripts in hand that we were desperate to peddle to the powers that be. Three years later, we’ve both succeeded; Gail’s SOULLESS was just released by oh-so-cool Orbit to great critical fanfare—and how could it not be, given that it’s a comedy of manners set amidst vampires in Victorian London?  In addition, she maintains a great blog where she offers readers fashion tips as well as thoughts on how to fight off vampires. I think she’s the next big thing; at least I hope so, as I could use some friends in high places.  SOULLESS is available at Amazon and other fine bookstores (and presumably one or two cruddy ones as well).

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2 Responses to “Gail Carriger’s SOULLESS”

  1. Gail Carriger Says:
    October 2nd, 2009 at 12:47 pm

    Thanks my dear!

  2. Johnny Starving Says:
    March 5th, 2010 at 7:03 pm

    Hi, cool site, where did you come up with the info in this summary? Im glad I found it though, I will be checking back soon to see what other blogs you have.