Cover for Black Hole Sun Paperback!

Ta-da! Can you guess the name of the artist?


This is me, reading a bad review


Bookanista Feature: David McInnis Gill’s BLACK HOLE SUN

NY Times best-selling author of Across the Uni­verse and fel­low Car­olin­ian Beth Revis, has inter­viewed me for her blog. Come see what I think about black Hole Sun mean­ings, Invis­i­ble Sun glean­ings, and ugly semi-colons. Beth Revis: Bookanista Fea­ture: David McIn­nis Gill’s BLACK HOLE SUN.


Talking Teen Books: Black Hole Sun

My Thoughts: Durango is a young man who is strug­gling to fol­low the rules of being a Reg­u­la­tor and ques­tion­ing what is the right thing to do in a vio­lent world. Durango and his AI, Mimi, are hilarious…Highly rec­om­mended!” Talk­ing Teen Books: Black Hole Sun by David Macin­nis Gill.


Author Promoting Book Gives It Her All

Author Pro­mot­ing Book Gives It Her All Whether It’s Just 3 Peo­ple Or A Crowd Of 9 Peo­ple | The Onion — America’s Finest News Source.


2011 ALAN Workshop Authors

The 2011 ALAN Work­shop will be hosted at the Chicago Hilton from Novem­ber 20–22 and will con­tinue the tra­di­tion of cel­e­brat­ing the very best of young adult lit­er­a­ture. This year’s lineup is won­der­ful indeed: M.T. Ander­son will deliver the keynote address at the Work­shop, and Jacqueline


Starting at the End

When it comes to blog­ging on a reg­u­lar basis, I often feel like one of the Weasley chil­dren” “Where have you been?  Beds empty! No note!” It’s been a cou­ple of months since my last post, and I can say in answer to where have you been is–Mars. Last I left y’all, the fast draft