Gryphon Manor

. . . I have been terrible about updating my site.

Bad author. No biscuit.

I’ve been busy, of course, but that’s no excuse–especially since I’ve been busy writing, and so should be posting about that here.

So what have I been doing?

Let’s see:

• I finished my second Eureka novel, Road Less Traveled, which will be out next March;

• The first Eureka novel, Substitution Method, came out, as did my Stargate: Atlantis novel, Hunt & Run;

• I’ve written the first two books in a new middle-grade educational series, Profiles, for Scholastic;

• I finished the first two books in my new middle-grade fiction series, Pete and Penny’s Pizza Puzzles, for Grosset & Dunlap;

• I’m still writing and playtesting the roleplaying game;

• I wrote a second iCarly novel, iSaved Your Life, for Scholastic;

• I wrote a space-opera novel, The Dread Remora, for Crossroads Press. You can read it FREE, chapter by chapter, at dreadremora.crossroadpress.com;

• I participated in—and WON!—NaNoWriMo for the second time ;

• I also won a Scribe Award for my first junior novel, Bandslam;

• I’ve been traveling—to the Midwest during the summer and to New Orleans for Thanksgiving.

There were a few other things I can’t post about yet. But those are the highlights for now.

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1. Lynn @ Eureka fan says:

   January 20, 2011 at 12:06 pm

   Ah! I gotta admit, I was thrown for a loop when I found out Cris Ramsay didn’t really exist. I’ve not come across that before, but I’ve only recently started reading TV tie-ins. Just bought a bunch of Stargate Atlantis novels and have been reading through them, and now I’m about to pick up the Eureka books.

   You don’t happen to know the “real” author of Brain Box Blues do you?

   By the way, I gave you credit for authoring the books on my Eureka website.

   Nice to “meet” you!
2. Aaron Rosenberg says:

   April 9, 2011 at 11:03 am

   Hi Lynn, nice to meet you as well! The house name thing happens more often than you might think, particularly with long-running series. I think it’s less common in genre fiction, though. Phaedra Weldon did Brain Box Blues. I hope you enjoy the books!