The Misenchanted Page Directory

At one time, this page was the Site Map for the No Frills version of the Misenchanted Page.

There is no No Frills version anymore, but as long as I've got the file here, I figured I might as well put it to use.

Actually putting together a complete directory would be a huge task, so I'm tackling it a little at a time, starting with the links that were already here...

Consider it a work in progress.

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Lawrence Watt-Evans is the author of more than two dozen novels and over a hundred short stories, as well as miscellaneous other work. What would you like more information about?

News

The e-book edition of The Unwelcome Warlock is now available from Amazon and Barnes & Noble. It's a bit sooner than I expected, but I'm certainly not complaining!

Current plans for the paper version are for an advance edition for donors to be published and distributed some time soon (exact date indeterminate, but possibly even late January), while the regular edition from Wildside Press is scheduled for April, 2012.

This is the eleventh Ethshar novel, about the end of warlockry as we know it. I'm not sure what the twelfth will be, but I intend to serialize it starting in 2012.

My daughter Kyrith is now doing a webcomic called Misguided Light. Check it out!

The Rebirth of Wonder is now available for the Kindle and the Nook. You can find versions for e-readers of all sorts on Smashwords.

Touched by the Gods is now available in e-book form from Smashwords, Amazon, and Barnes & Noble. A new trade paperback edition is planned, as well.

Wildside Press has contracted to publish a new edition of Split Heirs, a new edition of Ithanalin's Restoration, and a collection of all the short Ethshar stories, to be called Tales of Ethshar. No dates yet.

I occasionally send out e-mail notices called the Misenchanted Newsletter, updating the latest news on my publications. I've promised these will appear no more than once a week unless there are urgent corrections needed; it usually seems to run two or three times a month. E-mail me if you'd like to sign up for it.

In addition to the fairly concise reporting of writing news in the regular edition, I also now offer an occasional "chatty version," with more personal commentary, that you can also subscribe to. The chatty version comes out much less often.

If you decide you don't like either one, you can always unsubscribe; I have no interest in antagonizing readers by sending them things they don't want.

If you've signed up for the newsletter and haven't received it, please e-mail me and let me know! The sixteenth issue went out January 14th.