And you don’t have any other projects you’re working on, right?
I have lots of other projects, but that’s because I’m an artist. And you know, most artistic types I know like this—we always have lots of things buzzing in our brains. One of the ways I stay fresh is in between books I usually take a break and I work on side projects. I don’t always release them; in fact, I usually don’t. These are things that I do just to experiment with my style, to try and learn things and teach myself things. And so I do. If people follow me on my Twitter feed, last month I worked on a bizarre book about a pizza delivery man who finds out he’s a necromancer. This month I worked on a Mistborn novella that I’m wrapping up now. That was October. November I’ll do a Nanovel, I’ll do something. And then I do have—in December I will be revising a book called Scribbler , which was the last book I finished before Harriet’s phone call, which is a young adult very fun alternate history steam punk novel. And Tor is interested in releasing that, and so I’m going to take a month and revise that for December. And so all of those things are buzzing around, but none of them are in a state where they could be released next year. They’re all too far off for that.
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