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Where Katya will be & who she is linked with
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Featured Event
click here for printable photo of KAR
(warning, there's a 767k jpg on this page!)
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Friday, July 21st, 5:30-8:00 pm
Katya will be the Featured Guest at the
Saint Paul Jaycees, Skyline Condominiums &
Quarter 8 Productions
Young Professional &
Entrepreneur Networking Evening
633 South Robert Street
Saint Paul, MN
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Join us for free wine and hors d'oeuvres and meet featured guest, Katya
Reimann. This is the first in a series of events designed to offer an
opportunity to share successes and ideas. Katya will read (briefly)
from her work & speak and answer questions about Genre
Publication.
RSVP online at www.stpauljayvees.org
or call Prithul Murphy at (651) 343-4865. Parking is available in an
underground garage behind Skyline Condominiums and on the side streets
on the west side of Robert Street.
Contact Prithul with questions at (651) 343-4865.
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Conventions:
Katya attends a number of SF & F Conventions every year, where she signs books, gives
readings, speaks on panels, stays up too late, and generally has a good time talking and meeting
with people. Usually she tries to get to
Albacon (September),
Arisia (January),
Boskone (February),
Diversicon (August),
Minicon (April),
Readercon (July),
WisCon (May) and
Worldcon (August). This year Worldcon is
L.A. Con IV (Worldcons always have site-specific names).
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Fun & Useful Links
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Here are the addresses of a couple of friends who maintain neat web pages
(a short list because keeping these links non-cob-webby isn't my favorite passtime!):
Bensozia
A place for online discussion and
the exchange of ideas, as conceived by John Bedell,
Essayist, Historian, Writer, Editor--and old friend.
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Earthsign Studio & Liz Manicatide
In 1995 Liz
wrote the code and helped me with the very first
iteration of this page, for which I am eternally
grateful. Her page has many samples of original artwork.
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Hilary Moon Murphy's web page--fellow writer, friend, and inspiration!
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William Reimann's Home Page
Some web-wise folk will have noticed
that my web pages "vampire" off this site--truth is, my
father, renown sculptor William P. Reimann and I share
this server space, and I maintain the site for my
father, which it is my great pleasure and even honor to
be able to do. This site is still quite incomplete--my
father spends more time making sculptures than taking
presentation picture. A quasi-complete archive of images
will be developed over time. In the meantime, however,
there are many wonderful pictures here!
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Heritage Sculpture
This is the "commercial" page for William P. Reimann. Affordable art. It
would be mass produced if dad wasn't a lunatic, instead it is all for the most part
hand-handled and completed. |
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Multitalented Maggie Hogarth's web page.
Fun art, reviews (yes, including of my Bitter Earth), and usually lovely
web design. This often-changing web page is well worth a visit.
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"Pro Links"--websites maintained by those with publication ties to my work.
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The University of Nebraska Press, Bison Imprint maintains
a reprint line of classic works of science fiction. I wrote the introduction for their
edition of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Poison Belt.
The Science Fiction Book Club first
brought out Wind from a Foreign Sky in November, 1996. The sequel,
A Tremor in the Bitter Earth, came out from the SFBC in 1998.
Tor Books, the publisher of The Tielmaran Chronicles.
Winner of the Locus Award for Best Publisher (of SF & Fantasy) for the last fourteen
years in a row.
The University of Oxford Press, Clarendon Imprint,
the publisher of 'Great as he is in his own good opinion' my William Bligh
article, written for Tradition in Transition, essays which discuss the shape
of the canon of 18th century literature in England. |
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Reader Reviews
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I regularly get mail from my readers letting me know how much they have enjoyed my books.
Sometimes they even ask what they can do to help make my books more readily available. The
truth is, word of mouth is the best publicity an author can get. That said, this is a
cyber-age, so word of mouth can mean more than just handing a copy of a book to a friend
and saying "read this!"
What follows are links to the major on-line booksellers who support review
forums. Go to the pages, take a look at the reviews--join the discussions and support
your favorite writers. These are actions that can directly help any author--not just Katya!
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