Siren Publishing won the bid on the Triskelion Contracts, and according to their website they are going to let the contracts go without obligation. I know this has to be a huge relief for all involved, though an official list of all authors and books included in the win has yet to be posted — under pennames only, unless only one name is listed in order to protect the authors’ identities.
What does this mean for me? I have absolutely NO idea. I never received any type of notice from the courts saying my books were caught up in this mess–so it’s a wait and see which names appear on Siren’s list. In a way, I hope my name is on there since it’ll give me a definite answer to some questions that have been raised lately–by me. With luck though, this means by after the first of the year I can pick the Mystik Guardians back up with a clear conscience and begin them on a new slate. Alexis is a very demanding vampire, you know? And telling her that she has to wait is NOT an easy thing…she tries to pop up everywhere–the silly girl.
For more information on this latest development in the Triskelion fiasco, check out the Siren Publishing website. http://www.sirenpublishing.com/inthenews/triskelion/
As soon as I know more, I’ll be sure to post about.
