George R.R. Martin (grrm) wrote,
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Zombies in Space

For all you space opera fans out there, my occasionally loyal assistant Ty Franck and my sometime collaborator Daniel Abraham have a kickass book coming out from Orbit this year. It's called LEVIATHAN WAKES (not to be confused with Daniel's short story collection LEVIATHAN WEPT), and it's the first of a trilogy.

You can see Daniel and Ty talking about it on the Orbit website at

http://www.youtube.com/orbitbooks#p/a/u/2/Yu0xJpCy95o

(Ty is the funny looking one).

Anyway, it's the best damn book about vomit zombies that you're ever likely to read. And Ty and Daniel are already halfway done with the second book, which they write on Ty's day off. I have warned him that if they finish that before I finish DANCE, I'll have to kill them.
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