In the end, we always return to the sea.

[seanan_mcguire]

Finally, I am at liberty to reveal a secret I have been keeping and gnawing on for far too long (and which was, in its own way, the reason the current projects posts had to be put on unannounced hiatus):

The Atargatis was lost with all hands. It's time to go back out to sea.

Into the Drowning Deep is a full-length follow-up to my novella, "

Comments

[kateyj5555]

This is very exciting and makes me want to reread the novella :) missed out on buying it so hurrah for interlibrary loans and the State Library of Western Australia buying 12 copies :D

[seanan_mcguire]

Hooray!

[adafrog]

Oooh, very cool!!

[seanan_mcguire]

Thank you!

[geekhyena]

My mother has a wonderful illustrated set of books of folktakes , and the one for Melusine has some of my favorite artwork, and was one of my favorites as a child. The fact that the ship is named Melusine.... that's utterly perfect and I love it. A sequel has already made me super excited, the name of the ship makes me even more intrigued. I am so excited to revisit this world! Thank you so much.

[seanan_mcguire]

I am excited.

[tsukara]

Oh I am a million kinds of excited for this! :D

[seanan_mcguire]

Yay!

[lylassandra]

Yay! I really liked Rolling in the Deep! ("You're a miracle" is one of my fav-ever moments in fiction. That was amazing.)

[seanan_mcguire]

I am very excited to go back.