If you look really close at this post's feature image of the Michigan Comic Con Bard's Tower booth,  you can see postcards showing the cover for my new book. Since I've been passing them out like there's no tomorrow here in Detroit, I guess it's only fair to share the fun with the rest of the world.I'm aiming to release The Sharp Edge Of Yesterday at WindyCon in November, but don't go inking that date on your calendar just yet.  The manuscript is currently with the editor. I'll hold off on a final countdown until I have revisions in hand. Meanwhile I can say with confidence, "RELEASING SOON," and that means I can share the cover art!Rest your eyeballs on this lovely, lovely painting by the talented Rhiannon Taylor. This will be the foundation for the paperback wraparound cover.Here's a detail of the front cover with text design:What's the book about?  Superpowers! Major disasters! Deep dark secrets!Beyond that tagline? Errrm....I am having a hell of a time condensing the density of the story into a sales-worthy blurb. It keeps turning into a bad B-movie teaser in my head:

• See!A single mother at the end of her rope, hiding from a terrible past and cursed with deadly powers! Marvel at her boundless courage as she fights for her life and holds her family together against all odds!
• Watch! As a group of dedicated idealists band together to protect her from her enemies and herself! Cheer for their bravery, admire their ability to slash through bureaucracy and defend the weak from the powers of evil...

Yeah. I know, that's awful.  The struggle is real.Anyhow, so I don't have a cover blurb yet. Bad author. No treat.But! I do have glorious art, and an exciting fantastic story, and it will be a book this year. Celebration enough for one blog post, says I.In other news, the convention was even more fun Saturday than Friday,  with many great conversations about books and writing and SFF in general (and fan-fiction, and art, and anime, and the fun of history research and...well. You get the idea) Plus quite a few readers went home happy with new books in hand. Hip-hip-huzzah!Random pictures:That's a wrap on today. Onward to tomorrow!