Thinking about it now, I guess it’s pretty spot on about my interests. I’m curious, a few years on from that book, how you view it, both as a book and in terms of your interests as a writer. Your last collection was the popular Twelfth Planet Press book, Bad Power. There are other projects afoot that require my attention (she said, trying to avoid that irritating ‘sekret project’ allusive stuff that we all despise when it shows up on social media).Ģ. I hope I’ll get to share them one day, but there’s no rush. Trouble is I need to finish them because my list of story ideas that I’m mad keen to write is doing nothing but getting longer while I tool around with those books. And just so I can be sure they’re really 3 books. Just so I can be sure I know what I’m doing. I plan to draft up all 3 before trying to send them anyplace. The corporate paranoia books are 2 books in a 3-book series (I think).

I had to put them aside for one of those annoyingly secret projects that I can’t talk about. Tell us a little about where you’re up to with that, or whatever it may have morphed into since. Last year when you were interviewed for Locus you said you were working on a couple of novels of “corporate paranoia”. She dances a mean Highland Twostep, and cooks bacon for no reason.ġ. Her short stories have brought her numerous award nominations. Deborah Biancotti is the author of the Twelfth Planet collections Bad Power and A Book of Endings.

Bad Power by Deborah Biancotti