For those who have enjoyed my books in the past, there is a new one in the world. It’s a collection of five novellas called The Year of Ancient Ghosts and all the stories are fantastical or scary or both. I think it is the best stuff I have ever ever written, and you can buy it here in hardcover, paperback, or limited edition hardcover. It also has an introduction by Australian fantasy writer Kate Forsyth, and illustrations by newcomer James Blake.
I launched the book on Thursday night at Avid Reader in West End, and was so humbled that 100 people came along to support me. To all who were there, your ongoing interest in me and my work is so appreciated. I had such a lovely, lovely night. I’ve added some photos below.
With that, an eight year drought breaks and my day improves tremendously. Hoo-rah!
I am loving The Year of Ancient Ghosts. I have just started and the title story had me so scared that I had to pace my reading of it, given I began reading it in bed late at night and it was not conducive to sleep! I finished it last weekend in the daytime! I’m looking forward to reading the rest of the stories this weekend. Thanks Kim, as usual, love your work! Shari
Thanks, Shari. Glad you like it!
Great post Kim and great photos.
Those boots are so cool!
I’ve just finished the first three of the five novellas in this book. Please tell me the novel of The Crown of Rowan (I’m guessing is The Garden of (a) Mad King) is soon to be published. You can’t possibly leave us hanging…can you?
I’m enjoying the stories so much.
Thanks
i’m doing my best, kerrie!
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