Morning schmunkies: I’ve got a new chapter of Red Light Properties I’m dying to tell you about: it’s the beginning of the “big job” of this volume, the one Cecilia bet the farm against the Jentas, in an housing complex for the elderly called Golden Palms:
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Afternoon, my lil’ chickadees: This began as a Facebook update but ran long and way earnest. I’m back at my desk in Brazil now, our cat is purring, my speakers are farting electronic beats, and I’m scribbling down Tuesday’s chapter of RLP.
I had a blast being back in the States (& Canada) for the last three weeks, kicking around New York City again, spending time with my folks, swimming with old friends at my favorite Miami beach, sneaking down to Key West with my lady to snorkel the Barrier Reef before the BP slick hits.
But great as that all was, it’s even better to be back “home”, a concept I’ve pondered much this year, and even more while back in the States. When we first landed in NYC, I felt confused at how instantly comfortable it was, unrooting my heart from Brazil and placing it in comfy Manhattan soil for a bit, then it did the same in my hometown of South Florida, here and there and here again.
But what I’ve taken away from that, so clear to me now, is that “home” isn’t a place… it’s the people, wherever they are. The warm little dots around the globe that let you forget where you were and just be where you are.
OK, /warm fuzzy moments. I’ll see you Tuesday with fresh RLP.
Created down here in Florida where it all burbles up from the aquifer, this morning brings YOU a new episode of Red Light Properties, in which an unexpected voice emerges from Jude’s visions, leading him back down long-abandoned paths:
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Even though yesterday saw a new episode of Red Light Properties, I was running around Manhattan like a Gossip Girl and couldn’t post about it here until this morning. So without further a-doo-doo, THRILL as the Jentas contribute information to the cause, both helpful and dire! Now up at Tor.com:
You can also start reading RLP from the beginning.
This Thursday, May 6, we’re throwing a joint-party for Red Light Properties & the new Zuda webcomic by Molly Crabapple and John Leavitt. I’ll also be DJing polyrhythms from around the world; if you’re in town, come on by Sutra and say hello. Here’s the info:
Good morning planet earth! Today brings eight new pages of RED LIGHT PROPERTIES as the case of the self-shattering windows continues, and the Jentas’ unfortunately-timed appearance gives Cecilia even more grey hairs:
You can also start reading RLP from the beginning here.
Today brings a new episode of Red Light Properties, with some casework on strange occurances in Coral Gables and some ever stranger business on the home front:
You can also start reading RLP from the beginning here.
The title above says it all, Red Light Properties is going to move to biweekly schedule (every other Tuesday on Tor) and while I’m a little bummed to be wrapping in September instead of June, I’m very pleased to have the extra time with each installment to keep that the level of detail that gives me that smile of satisfaction when I deliver each batch of sparkly pages.
Since November I’ve been living and breathing this comic, running the eight-page gauntlet each week. Moving biweekly is going to make delivering some increasingly complicated chapters much easier, and a well-rested Dan comes with extra special sauce.
I know a lot of you are counting on this fix each week; please know at least that the hits will be more potent and longer-lasting.
As always, I’d love to hear from you, here or there.
Happy Wednesday everyone! Today sees Jude, Zoya and a hooky-playing Turi handling a consultation in the luxury condos of Aventura in today’s new installment of RED LIGHT PROPERTIES:
You can also start reading RLP from the beginning.
Good morning internets! Today brings light through the grey grey clouds, in the form of a fresh installment of RED LIGHT PROPERTIES, in which a new kid on the block appears, literally:
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