Posted on August 25, 2008 - by MG
MG and Editor
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Here she is, Elv Moody of Scholastic, editor of INVISIBLE CITY and ICE SHOCK.
We’re in the bookshop tent at the Edinburgh book festival, a little while after my event. Hopefully I’ll receive copies of photos taken at the signing by Don the Headteacher at the Aberdeen-based International school whose pupils queued so politely.
I don’t think we look too bad considering that I was tired and hung-over from the partying of the night before. And Elv had a poorly eye.
Anywho. I enjoyed Edinburgh so much, esp hanging out with the Scholastic crew.
Ooh and I was able to tell the audience that finally, the title of Joshua 2 is indeed ICE SHOCK (sorry Es, but it will make sense when you read it and it’s inspired by a famous Doctor Who adventure – EARTHSHOCK).
And the glowy slipcover will be neon yellow…!
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August 25, 2008
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Glowy Yellow! Yay!
You could put on a lightshow with those covers.
Earthshock, one of the few old Doctor Whos i’ve seen. Cybermen, right? ICE SHOCK sounds good. It has a nice ring to it
Lukas
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August 26, 2008
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I won’t be here on Thursday so in advance, Happy Birthday MG!
Have a good day.
Lukas
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August 26, 2008
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Lukas: Cybermen, yeah! And dear old Adric doing the noble thing.
And thank you for the birthday wishes! I’ll have a lovely time I’m sure, celebrating here in Gstaad (in Switzerland) along with my one-year old niece and nephew who share my bday.
We’re getting custom-made cake from Charley’s!!!
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September 10, 2008
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And who am I to argue! Actually, I never seemed to like Dr Who all that much, but it has grown on me over the years. The Cybermen from the very first Dr Who film were a frightening bunch!
I would buy your latest book even if it was called Knitting While Watching Man Utd Winning Back To Back Champions League Finals!
Lol
Es x
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September 11, 2008
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Ah but es…would you read it?
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September 11, 2008
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But I’m writing my own, Mas. I don’t dare turn my head away and read all of your work – having read your first chapter, I know enough to see you are making it happen for real. I’m going to have a fab time reading your books one after the other. Won’t be long! Your ghost story was rather clever, too.