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Speaking of Subterranean Press, Malazan fans rejoice!The limited edition of Gardens of the Moon (Canada, USA, Europe, and http://www.subterraneanpress.com/) is now in stock and shipping!
Yes, my friends, the wait is over!;-)
Speaking of Subterranean Press, Malazan fans rejoice!
Pat,
ReplyDeleteThis is great news!
Does this also mean that the Lettered Edition is shipping as well?
Best,
Henry Lopez
Look at that cover!!! Perfect.
ReplyDeleteI cannot wait for this to arrive - it will be spectacular.
ReplyDeleteHopefully Deadhouse Gates will show up on the pre-order list soon...
I wish I could afford to get it. I have the crappy generic US paperback.
ReplyDeleteSorry that this off topic, I don't know how to contact Pat.
ReplyDeleteLong time reader of your blog, and found something that might interest you, and be blog worthy....and didn't know how to contact you?
Was reading Alastair Reynold blog (http://www.alastairreynolds.com/teahouse/).....and
saw this (excerpted)
Saturday, 24 January 2009
Mongol Hordes
Now Playing: Chaka Khan
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While I'm on the subject, and I really should have mentioned this sooner, you can also hear an audio version of "Thousandth Night" on the Subterranean website. Go to Subterranean online and click on the Fall 2008 issue.
www.subterraneanpress.com
Meanwhile, it's deadline hell for me for the next five weeks, so entries here will be decidely sporadic. No change there then...
Here's the actual link to it on subterraneanpress's website it was a little tough to find
http://subterraneanpress.com/index.php/magazine/fall-2008/audio-thousandth-night-by-alastair-reynolds/
Nathaniel Stampe
Woo hoo! Finally! Let's hope this proves to be a better series than the dodgy Meisha Merlin start to A Song of Ice and Fire (what a waste of money those were, although I did make a tody profit from selling them...)
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