Guest blog post at Mary Robinette Kowal’s “My Favorite Bit” launches September 1: https://maryrobinettekowal.com/journal/my-favorite-bit-marie-vibbert-talks-about-the-gods-awoke/ Blog post on the Big Idea in The Gods Awoke September 1-4 – WorldCon in Chicago including launch party in the bar Thursday night! September 8 – Ask me Anything (AMA) on Reddit /r/Fantasy ! September Read more
That was a LOT. Let’s break it down into highlights. Launch Party! The Gods Awoke launched September 1, the first day I’d be at WorldCon, so rather than make any plans for an at-convention Book Launch Party, I publicly announced THE DAY BEFORE on Facebook and Twitter that I’d share Read more
I first heard about the Fantastic Fiction reading series at KGB bar in Manhattan from my friend Angus, who posted a few times on social media about the wonderful authors he saw there. How glamorous it sounded! New York City! The subversive cold-war name of the place, drinks and fiction! Read more
I awoke from a deep sleep and did not want to get up. Angus’s guest bed was super comfy with a puffy, cuddly comforter, but I had plugged my phone in to charge in the living room and had no idea what time it was. It was still light out Read more
I find I need a blog post like this just to keep track, myself, these days. All times are in the US Eastern Time Zone unless otherwise indicated. Tuesday, April 11th I’ll be teaching all about Plot for the Reach Your Apex Workshop series! Saturday, April 22nd 6:30pm, I’ll be Read more
This past weekend was Cleveland ConCoction, their first time back from Covid, and my first convention as a Nebula Award Finalist (TM)(R). I had a BLAST. It’s such a wonderful convention and more people need to know about it. There are two things they do I have never seen another Read more
Ji:Could you introduce ‘We Built This City’，which was nominated for the Nebula Award? Marie:I was raised by a single father, a construction worker, a laborer in the AFL-CIO. The very first short story I ever wrote, aside from school assignments and the “novels” which I started writing with great hubris in elementary Read more