Peacemaker series

There’s a page for the new series here.

Let me know what y’all think in the comments section below.

14 thoughts on “Peacemaker series

  1. Innatemalk says:

    Of course we want to see it. I sure as hell do.

  2. wilson says:

    well i would read it from the small paragragh i read sounds good :)

  3. macdibble says:

    Awesome idea, a jungle within a megacity and a girl wrangler!

  4. tania says:

    Bring on Australian, ecological, postcolonial and gender narratives! woot woot ;o)

  5. Marianne says:

    Thanks dudes!

  6. Janette says:

    You KNOW you got my vote! :-D

  7. Jo Anderton says:

    I think it sounds great. I’d buy it, then read it, then buy the next two! :)

  8. Graham says:

    Sounds like another winning formula! Where can I place my order?

  9. Ju says:

    Jungle in an urban megacity, demons and a hint of magic plus gender bending? I’m so utterly there!!

  10. J-A Brocke says:

    Bring on the CowPunk! Great concept, love the city landscape setting. Will keep an eye out for it.

  11. bec says:

    I can’t wait to read your cowpunk, Marianne. Fantastic!

  12. Dirk Flinthart says:

    What is it you’re all seeing that won’t load on over my fucking ‘net connection? DAMMIT!

  13. Marianne says:

    Hi Launz, I have this set to private until I do the cover reveal tomorrow morning. These comments are from a while ago, when I just had a generic picture up. You’ll be able to view it tomorrow. M

  14. Dirk Flinthart says:

    No worries, Mamacita… I know how you feel. I’ve just put together tomorrow’s Last Bastion blogpost as a draft… much care taken to ensure that it’s definitely “draft” mode!

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