Out Now: Audiobook of The Other Oregon
/The audiobook of The Other Oregon: A Thriller just released — read by top narrator and Juilliard-trained stage actor Marc Vietor. I love this guy's voice. He even nails "Willamette." Bravo!
Road Pics from Researching The Other Oregon
/I wanted to share a few pics (from many) that I took while on the road in Central and Eastern Oregon researching The Other Oregon. These fit no theme and don't necessarily reflect scenes in the novel — I just like them. You might know the locations or can give it a guess. Big hint: they're revealed in the captions and include areas in or near Antelope, Prineville, Fossil, the Painted Hills, John Day, Mitchell, and Imnaha.
Goodreads Advance Giveaway for The Other Oregon On Now
/UPDATE, May 14: Congrats to the winners! They came from the US, Mexico, Portugal, and even the Republic of Macedonia! Happy reading, all.
In advance of the May 19 release of The Other Oregon, Goodreads is running a giveaway of paperback advanced reading copies signed by yours truly. Enter now until May 13 from anywhere in the world. Click here for all the details:
Goodreads Book Giveaway
The Other Oregon
by Steve Anderson
Giveaway ends May 13, 2015.
See the giveaway details at Goodreads.
Best of luck, readers! I hope you win one of these.
New Novel Coming May 19: The Other Oregon
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The next novel is a new direction for me, and I can't be more excited about its release.
In The Other Oregon: A Thriller, an idealist from the city of Portland has to stop his estranged friend in rural Oregon from exposing a grim and damning secret from their past.
The official release is May 19. Pre-ordering is now available for the paperback version and the ebook and audiobook are coming soon. Find out more here, including pre-order links.
A Goodreads Giveaway runs through May 13—or, see the book's Goodreads page.
To keep up to date about the book's release, consider joining the Mailing List.
Expect readings to come this summer, listed on the Events page once they're booked.
The Other Oregon might be a new direction—and the last book for some time—but I'll still be writing books set in the chaos of mid-century Europe. The stories of Harry Kaspar from Liberated and his brother Max from The Losing Role will continue.