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  1. Peeps

    “Both medical thriller and science fiction, this fast-paced, captivating modern vampire story is enriched with biology and history. . . Entrancing throughout, but squeamish readers beware.” —Kirkus Reviews, starred review Read more reviews Buy this book: (Select a Retailer)Amazon.comBarnes & NobleBordersBooksenseBooks-A-MillionPowell’sOverstock.comCostco Some days you wake up, and you just have to write a vampire novel. […]

  2. Peeps in Hebrew

    Another package from a faraway land, this hebrew version of Peeps! This is the most impenetrable (for me) version of Peeps so far. Because the alphabet’s different, it’s pretty hard to compare editions and see how things are translated. I can’t even find the website of the publisher, Modan. And sorry about the lousy focus, […]

  3. Photos of Peeps-world

    For all you Peeps fans out there, an article in the NY Times today has tons of photographs from the underworld of New York City. These are exactly the sort of ancient sewers and abandoned industrial places that I had in mind while Cal was skulking around and chasing vampires. If nothing else, this article […]

  4. Peeps Is Unshelved

    How kewl is this? Unshelved a daily comic strip set in a library, which every Sunday becomes a book review in comic form. This is a fantastic idea, on top of which, Peeps is their book of the week! Color me very pleased. Check it out: Ah, if only they’d spelled my name right. But […]

  5. Peeps Reviews

    ***Selected as a Top Ten Book for the 2006 ALA Best Books YA Awards ***Selected as Top 40 Children’s Books for 2005 by Kirkus Reviews ***Selected as one of the Best Books of the Year in 2005 by School Library Journal ***Awarded a 2005 Blue Ribbon by the Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books […]

  6. Peeps is Boingled

    Last night, Cory Doctorow posted a nice review of Peeps on ur-techogeek blog Boingboing. A short excerpt: Scott’s managed to write a vampire novel without ever once visiting the tired old tropes of horror fiction. Instead, he invents marvelous, scientific explanations for the characteristics of vampirism . . . This is some seriously inventive science […]

  7. My US Trip

    Justine and I have spent the last six weeks traveling in the US, which is why there have been zero postings here. Apologies! I realize that this hasn’t been a very bloggy year for me, but it has been a writey year, and which would you rather have, really? Let me take you on a […]

  8. Russian Last Days

    Because we’ve all been enjoying my Russian covers lately, I want to show you one of the paintings without any clutter, like my name and the title. So here’s The Last Days (sequel to Peeps) from our Russian brothers, pure and unadulterated: Not sure how YA this looks, given how much it ups the ante […]

  9. From Russia with Covers

    A Russian fan recently directed me to this site, which gives a full accounting of books by my Russian alter-ego, Скотт Вестерфельд. (Technically, Скотт is not an alter-ego, given that he is, in fact, me. But I prefer to imagine him as an actual other person, reading this post and chuckling as he consumes champagne […]

  10. Links

    Instead of a zillion nameless links, here are a few choice sites, annotated for your browsing pleasure. If you want a unit plan for teaching Leviathan in school, click here to download a rather large PDF of one developed by Anthony N. Shaw in Victoria, Australia. Some sample work from one of his students is […]