16
September

Gee, Brain, what do you want to do tonight?

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A lot of good news lately on the inter­na­tional front for the SHADOW OPS series. After wrap­ping up a suc­cessful trip to London to launch the UK edi­tion of CONTROL POINT, I got the news that both Chi­nese and German trans­la­tion rights had sold within weeks of one another.

This gave me an idea.

My friend Pete has a cool map over at his web­site showing the geo­graphic lay­down of his inter­na­tional deals. It’s an homage to our many hours spent playing Risk (some­times Lord of the Rings edi­tion, some­times not) at his place before either of us became writers, but it also appeals to my mil­i­tary logistics/planning side.

Because the only thing someone in the mil­i­tary likes more than a manual is a map.

So I’m taking a page from Pete’s book, to see how my own world con­quest is coming.

It still bog­gles my mind that people in other coun­tries, coun­tries as far away as CHINA, are willing to pay money to hear what I have to say. It’s hum­bling, ter­ri­fying even.

But somehow, when you’re looking at a map like this? It also feels totally worth it.

 

  • Drew

    Awe­some!

  • http://twitter.com/PaperlessRead Ken

    Great news. Not long till you con­quer the world now.