Sherwood Smith

Writer of fantasy, historical romance, and science fiction

News

Writer stuff:

Summer 2023

Back working on the last book in The Change series, with Rachel Manija Brown. We have a target pub date in March of 2024r. As of summer, we have a few chapters to go!

Antiphony, the last of the entire Sartorias-deles saga, is due out early in October. (There will be a few standalone to deal with some threads after that, but the long series arc is done)

My laughable attempts at marketing:

You can read a chapter a day of current projects on my Patreon and discussion of same, and other subjects.

Katie and Jordan Heroine is a new podcast. Their first episodes focus on Crown Duel.

Being one of the many authors who have no skill (or budget) for marketing, I am grateful for word of mouth from readers. Here is a review that pretty much made my year.

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Interviews

I’ve done two interviews with Fiction Fans Podcast. The most recent was about the Inda series, episode 49.

An interview at the Milford Writers’ site.

with writer Francesca Forrest, about Lhind, and villains

Henry Herz

Book View Cafe

Why I link my books to Bookview Cafe:

BVC (which offers its e-books in mobi and epub formats) was formed by a bunch of writers as a cooperative publishing effort. Books offered cross all genres, from science fiction to romance to historical to mainstream. We function as editors, copyeditors, formatters, cover artists, and site maintainers for one another. 90% of the proceeds go to the authors! That means that the author actually earns most of the money you pay, instead of publishers and big venues like Amazon, B&N, and iTunes.

Here is our latest offering, and this is my bookshelf.

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