LibraryThing Author: Jim C. Hines

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Goblin War by Jim C. Hines

If I Were An Evil Overlord

Beggars in Spain by Nancy Kress

The Stepsister Scheme by Jim C. Hines

The Chick is in the Mail by Esther Friesner

Briar Rose by Jane Yolen

Mirabile by Janet Kagan

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Member: jchines

Library107 books — see library

Reviews16 reviews — see reviews

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GroupsDAW Books, FantasyFans, Librarians who LibraryThing, The Green Dragon, Writer-readers

Homepagehttp://www.jimchines.com

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Real nameJim C. Hines

LocationHolt, Michigan

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Account typepublic, free

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http://www.librarything.com/catalog/jchines (library)

Member sinceDec 17, 2006

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Just finished an enjoyable browse through your reviews -- I now have several (more) interlibrary loan requests in process. (Darn it!) If the characters proves as engaging as advertised I may have to add to my book budget. Thanks for sharing, and I hope you'll consider reviewing some of the other titles in your catalog!
Thanks for chillin' at our group! come hang out more!
Definitely something new. The story is self contained, and there's no need for a sequel. Shelf Monks, perhaps?

I just have (at the moment) nothing to say.
Nice to meet another author. I'm afraid I've never read yours (although I am friends with Ed Greenwood's sister), but I've seen them on the shelves, and I'll put one on my list.

You're right, the rush is awesome. I also got my first blurb (provided he likes the book) from Eric McCormack, a Canadian author who's one of my heroes. I know the book will never sell much, and the mere fact that I got an established and respected publisher at all is a miracle (check out my review of the 'novel' Minnow Trap to understand my feelings on self-publishing *shudder).

Now, the real question becomes - why don't I have any ideas for a second novel? Am I a one-trick pony? Yeesh.

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