An Echo in The Bone - 9/22 Release Date

[Gertie Kindle 'a/k/a Margaret Lake']

Harvey has set up a sub-forum for the Echo discussion.  I started a poll to get everyone's opinions in one place so we can decide when to start the Klub.  Whether or not you plan on joining the discussion, I would appreciate it if you would respond to the poll.  I know many of you prefer just to read along with the discussion, and I want to include you in the decision. 

[mlewis78]

Powells Books has a Q&A with Diana Gabaldon:

http://www.powells.com/blog/?p=7943http://www.powells.com/blog/?p=7943

I haven't read the series but thought of you all when I saw this.

[Gertie Kindle 'a/k/a Margaret Lake']

Powells Books has a Q&A with Diana Gabaldon:

http://www.powells.com/blog/?p=7943http://www.powells.com/blog/?p=7943

Good article.  Makes me salivate even more for the new book.  

Here's a quote from her.  It's what I tell people when I recommend the book, although not in such detail.  You can't classify it.  

I  ended up with a series of books that either have no genre — or all of them — and which I've so far seen sold (with evident success) as fiction, literature, historical fiction, historical nonfiction (really), science fiction, fantasy, romance, mystery, gay and lesbian fiction, military history (really!), and horror

I haven't read the series but thought of you all when I saw this.

Thanks for posting this.  And why haven't you read it?   Outlander is the first book I ask people if they have read.  

[CegAbq]

And why haven't you read it?   Outlander is the first book I ask people if they have read.  

Marti - I second this! Why in the world haven't you read it! It's fabulous.