{"id":3603,"date":"2009-03-24T12:18:37","date_gmt":"2009-03-24T12:18:37","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/georgerrmartin.com\/notablog\/?p=3603"},"modified":"2017-09-22T21:16:06","modified_gmt":"2017-09-22T21:16:06","slug":"another-monkey-off-my-back-3","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/georgerrmartin.com\/notablog\/2009\/03\/24\/another-monkey-off-my-back-3\/","title":{"rendered":"Another Monkey Off My Back"},"content":{"rendered":"<p><b>Music: Sixteeen Tons<\/b><br \/>Gardner Dozois and I have completed work on our WARRIORS anthology, and delivered it to Patrick Nielsen Hayden, our editor at Tor<\/p>\n<p>This one is a monster, a gigantic &#8220;event&#8221; anthology with an all-star lineup of writers, most of them award winners and bestsellers in their own fields. The theme of the anthology is war and the warrior ethos&#8230; but what makes WARRIORS different from all the military SF anthologies that have gone before is that this one is a cross-genre anthology. Fantasy, SF, historical fiction, suspense, mainstream, romance, and more, all of it was welcome here.  <\/p>\n<p>Our final lineup:<\/p>\n<p>Introduction: &#8220;Stories  from the Spinner Rack,&#8221; by George R.R. Martin<br \/>&#8220;The King of Norway,&#8221; by Cecelia Holland<br \/>&#8220;Forever Bound,&#8221; by Joe Haldeman<br \/>&#8220;The Triumph,&#8221; by Robin Hobb<br \/>&#8220;Clean Slate,&#8221; by Lawrence Block<br \/>&#8220;And Ministers of Grace,&#8221; by Tad Williams<br \/>&#8220;Soldierin&#8217;,&#8221; by Joe Lansdale<br \/>&#8220;Dirae,&#8221; by Peter S. Beagle<br \/>&#8220;The Eagle and the Rabbit,&#8221; by Steven Saylor<br \/>&#8220;Seven Years from Home,&#8221; by Naomi Novik<br \/>&#8220;The Custom of the Army,&#8221; by Diana Gabaldon<br \/>&#8220;The Pit,&#8221; by James Rollins<br \/>&#8220;Out of the Dark,&#8221; by David Weber<br \/>&#8220;The Girls from Avenger,&#8221; by Carrie Vaughn<br \/>&#8220;Ancient Ways,&#8221; by S.M. Stirling<br \/>&#8220;Ninieslando&#8221; by Howard Waldrop<br \/>&#8220;Recidivist&#8221; by Gardner Dozois<br \/>&#8220;My Name is Legion,&#8221; by David Morrell<br \/>&#8220;Defenders of the Frontier,&#8221; by Robert Silverberg<br \/>&#8220;The Scroll,&#8221; by David Ball<br \/>&#8220;The Mystery Knight,&#8221; by George R.R. Martin<\/p>\n<p>There&#8217;s twenty stories, all original and never before published, including a Forever Peace <br \/>sequel from Joe Haldeman, a &#8220;Lord John&#8221; novella by Diana Gabaldon, an Emberverse tale from Steve Stirling, and a major new Dunk &#038; Egg novella from yours truly.  Vikings, doughboys, Roman legionaries, knights, Buffalo soldiers, cybernetic infantry, WASPs, Cossacks &#8212; you&#8217;ll find them all in the pages of WARRIORS.<\/p>\n<p>Look for the Tor hardcover in March 2010. <\/p>\n<p>So far there&#8217;s no UK sale, nor any foreign deals on the table.  Those may come later&#8230; but until and unless they do, if you want to read &#8220;The Mystery Knight&#8221; or any of the other stories, you&#8217;ll need to grab the Tor edition.<\/p>\n<p>Buy early and often, and help us smash these genre boundaries!  It&#8217;s the story that matters, not the label&#8230; at least that&#8217;s our mantra here.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Music: Sixteeen TonsGardner Dozois and I have completed work on our WARRIORS anthology, and delivered it to Patrick Nielsen Hayden, our editor at Tor This one is a monster, a gigantic &#8220;event&#8221; anthology with an all-star lineup of writers, most of them award winners and bestsellers in their own fields. 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