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October
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- SPOTLIGHT: Graphic Novels of November 2008
- Winners of the Jim Butcher, Anathem T-Shirt and Mi...
- "The Devil's Eye" by Jack McDevitt (Reviewed by Li...
- Winners of the Gregory Maguire | Let the Right One...
- GIVEAWAY: Solaris Books ‘Extreme’ Photo Contest!!!
- "The Memorist" by M.J. Rose (Reviewed by Liviu C. ...
- Song of the Week: "Death" by White Lies
- "The Way of Shadows" by Brent Weeks (Reviewed by L...
- Winners of the David Wellington Giveaway! + Misc. ...
- “The Second Siege” by Henry H. Neff (Reviewed by C...
- OVERLOOKED TITLES: "The Good Thief", "The Hunger G...
- “The Ghost in Love” by Jonathan Carroll (Reviewed ...
- Song of the Week: "Smash Lies" by Matisyahu
- Free Andy Remic Podcasts! + A Special Neal Stephen...
- “The Book of Lies” by Brad Meltzer (Reviewed by Fá...
- "Winterstrike" by Liz Williams (Reviewed by Liviu ...
- "The January Dancer" by Michael Flynn (Reviewed by...
- Winners of the Brandon Sanderson & Matthew Stover ...
- A Conversation with Leslie S. Klinger About “The N...
- Dabel Brothers to Publish an Original Comic Book S...
- “The Dresden Files: Welcome to the Jungle” by Jim ...
- Song of the Week: "Violent and Young" by Iglu & Ha...
- "Caine Black Knife" by Matthew Stover (Reviewed by...
- Upcoming Releases: “The Union Trilogy” Omnibus by ...
- Upcoming Releases: “The Book of Nonsense” by David...
- Win a Time Machine from Solaris Books + a Neil Gai...
- "Blade of Tyshalle" by Matthew Stover (Reviewed by...
- PRESS RELEASE: John Jarrold Literary Agency conclu...
- “The Turtle Moves! Discworld’s Story Unauthorized”...
- Neil Gaiman's "The Graveyard Book" Virtual Tour!
- "Heroes Die" by Matthew Stover (Reviewed by Liviu ...
- Comix Galaxy at Miami Book Fair International
- Song(s) of the Week: The Killers, Nickelback & Sno...
- UPCOMING RELEASES: “End of the Century” by Chris R...
- Winners of the Peter F. Hamilton Giveaway!!!
- SPOTLIGHT: Graphic Novels of October 2008
- PRESS RELEASE: Dabel Brothers declares October Dre...
- PRESS RELEASE — Look Who’s Talking Up Pyr!
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Thursday, October 30, 2008
Winners of the Jim Butcher, Anathem T-Shirt and Miami Book Fair Giveaways! + News (PS Publishing, G. Wells Taylor)
Congratulations to Kathleen Shattuck (California), Cynthia Beaumont (New Jersey), Mark Locascio (Texas) and James Coyne (Pennsylvania) who were all randomly selected to win Issue 1 of Jim Butcher's “The Dresden Files: Welcome to the Jungle” comic book, and to Tracey Walas (Illinois) who won the GRAND PRIZE which includes both Issue 1 of the “Welcome to the Jungle” comic book and the “Welcome to the Jungle” Hardcover Graphic Novel (collects issues 1 through 4), all thanks to Del Rey!!! “The Dresden Files: Welcome to the Jungle” graphic novel was officially released on October 14, 2008 and you can find more information HERE or read Fantasy Book Critic’s Review.
Congratulations also to Lynnette Flick (Louisiana) and Cindy Lethbridge (Canada) who were both randomly selected to win an EXCLUSIVE Limited Edition American Apparel “Anathem” T-Shirt from Wiredset!!! Find more information about Neal Stephenson’s “Anathem” HERE or read Fantasy Book Critic’s Review.
Lastly, congratulations to Deborah Wellenstein (Kansas) and James Anderson (New York) who were both randomly selected to win a Miami Book Fair International PRIZE PACK from Miami Book Fair and Palley Promotes!!! Each PRIZE PACK will include the following:
~”Hatter M” graphic novel SIGNED by Frank Beddor (The Looking Glass Wars)
~“The Monsters of Templeton” paperback novel by Lauren Groff
~”BAT-MANGA!” graphic novel by Chip Kidd
~”The Given Day” (Browse Inside) novel by award-winning author Dennis Lehane (Mystic River; Gone, Baby, Gone)
~”ZOT!” graphic novel by Scott McCloud
~”Prince of Persia” graphic novel by Jordan Mechner (creator of the Prince of Persia videogame)
~”Identity Crisis” graphic novel by Brad Meltzer (The Book of Lies, The Book of Fate)
~”The Dracula Dossier” novel by James Reese (The Herculine Trilogy)
~TWO TICKETS to the Miami Book Fair
Don’t forget, the 25th Annual Miami Book Fair International will take place from November 9th through November 16th at Miami Dade College!
Miscellaneous News:
First off, we have a bunch of PS Publishing news starting with the announcement of “Powers: Secret Histories”, John Berlyne's extensively researched and lavishly produced collection of Tim Powers material.
A book that essentially redefines the term 'bibliography’, “Secret Histories” has been nearly ten years in the making and brings together an astonishing range of Powers ephemera—a huge treat and a remarkable resource for both fans and collectors alike. As well as a complete, illustrated reference of every Tim Powers book published to date, “Secret Histories” offers an extraordinary insight into the stories behind the stories, collecting together in a single volume Powers material previously seen only in private collections. Here—in print for the very first time—you'll find poetry, drawings, research and plotting notes, novel outlines, early drafts, out-takes and an excerpt from the author's unpublished 1974 novel, “To Serve in Hell”.
Supporting these riches are story notes and commentary by Powers himself as well as articles and essays from collaborators, friends and renowned Powers aficionados including Dean Koontz, Jim Blaylock, China Miéville, Karen Joy Fowler, John Bierer, John Berlyne and William Ashless. “Powers: Secret Histories” is an unprecedented bibliographic tribute celebrating the work of a truly extraordinary writer and will be issued in three different oversized hardcovers, all printed in glorious full colour and all dust-jacketed.
For more information on the three different “Powers: Secret Histories” editions, new Postscripts subscriptions rates, a special Stephen King incentive, and PS Publishing 10th Anniversary projects, click HERE.
In other news, October 30, 2008—Midnight, marks the launch of “The Forsaken” by horror / fantasy author G. Wells Taylor at the Official G. Wells Taylor Website and the Official Detective Wildclown Website. To celebrate the release of the second book in The Apocalypse Trilogy, the author is giving away FREE E-book downloads of his popular first book, “When Graveyards Yawn”:
When Graveyards Yawn begins when a dead lawyer hires Detective Wildclown to find his killer. The detective is soon entangled in a battle for control of a secret that offers hope or doom for humanity. Welcome to the World of Change where people have stopped aging, the dead rise from their graves, and it never stops raining…
The long-anticipated sequel, “The Forsaken”, returns readers to the World of Change when a Demon hires an assassin to kill an Angel from a rival gang. It’s not the first time the hit man’s had an employer from Hell, so he checks the fine print before setting bloody quill to parchment. Just one stipulation: he’ll have to make it quick if he wants to avoid the End of the World.
Powerful forces battle for mastery over the coming darkness as The Apocalypse Trilogy continues in this epic series by the creator of the Detective Wildclown case files and the World of Change.
Visit the Official G. Wells Taylor Website or the Official Detective Wildclown Website for sample chapters and more information.
Congratulations also to Lynnette Flick (Louisiana) and Cindy Lethbridge (Canada) who were both randomly selected to win an EXCLUSIVE Limited Edition American Apparel “Anathem” T-Shirt from Wiredset!!! Find more information about Neal Stephenson’s “Anathem” HERE or read Fantasy Book Critic’s Review.
Lastly, congratulations to Deborah Wellenstein (Kansas) and James Anderson (New York) who were both randomly selected to win a Miami Book Fair International PRIZE PACK from Miami Book Fair and Palley Promotes!!! Each PRIZE PACK will include the following:
~”Hatter M” graphic novel SIGNED by Frank Beddor (The Looking Glass Wars)
~“The Monsters of Templeton” paperback novel by Lauren Groff
~”BAT-MANGA!” graphic novel by Chip Kidd
~”The Given Day” (Browse Inside) novel by award-winning author Dennis Lehane (Mystic River; Gone, Baby, Gone)
~”ZOT!” graphic novel by Scott McCloud
~”Prince of Persia” graphic novel by Jordan Mechner (creator of the Prince of Persia videogame)
~”Identity Crisis” graphic novel by Brad Meltzer (The Book of Lies, The Book of Fate)
~”The Dracula Dossier” novel by James Reese (The Herculine Trilogy)
~TWO TICKETS to the Miami Book Fair
Don’t forget, the 25th Annual Miami Book Fair International will take place from November 9th through November 16th at Miami Dade College!
Miscellaneous News:
First off, we have a bunch of PS Publishing news starting with the announcement of “Powers: Secret Histories”, John Berlyne's extensively researched and lavishly produced collection of Tim Powers material.
A book that essentially redefines the term 'bibliography’, “Secret Histories” has been nearly ten years in the making and brings together an astonishing range of Powers ephemera—a huge treat and a remarkable resource for both fans and collectors alike. As well as a complete, illustrated reference of every Tim Powers book published to date, “Secret Histories” offers an extraordinary insight into the stories behind the stories, collecting together in a single volume Powers material previously seen only in private collections. Here—in print for the very first time—you'll find poetry, drawings, research and plotting notes, novel outlines, early drafts, out-takes and an excerpt from the author's unpublished 1974 novel, “To Serve in Hell”.
Supporting these riches are story notes and commentary by Powers himself as well as articles and essays from collaborators, friends and renowned Powers aficionados including Dean Koontz, Jim Blaylock, China Miéville, Karen Joy Fowler, John Bierer, John Berlyne and William Ashless. “Powers: Secret Histories” is an unprecedented bibliographic tribute celebrating the work of a truly extraordinary writer and will be issued in three different oversized hardcovers, all printed in glorious full colour and all dust-jacketed.
For more information on the three different “Powers: Secret Histories” editions, new Postscripts subscriptions rates, a special Stephen King incentive, and PS Publishing 10th Anniversary projects, click HERE.
In other news, October 30, 2008—Midnight, marks the launch of “The Forsaken” by horror / fantasy author G. Wells Taylor at the Official G. Wells Taylor Website and the Official Detective Wildclown Website. To celebrate the release of the second book in The Apocalypse Trilogy, the author is giving away FREE E-book downloads of his popular first book, “When Graveyards Yawn”:
When Graveyards Yawn begins when a dead lawyer hires Detective Wildclown to find his killer. The detective is soon entangled in a battle for control of a secret that offers hope or doom for humanity. Welcome to the World of Change where people have stopped aging, the dead rise from their graves, and it never stops raining…
The long-anticipated sequel, “The Forsaken”, returns readers to the World of Change when a Demon hires an assassin to kill an Angel from a rival gang. It’s not the first time the hit man’s had an employer from Hell, so he checks the fine print before setting bloody quill to parchment. Just one stipulation: he’ll have to make it quick if he wants to avoid the End of the World.
Powerful forces battle for mastery over the coming darkness as The Apocalypse Trilogy continues in this epic series by the creator of the Detective Wildclown case files and the World of Change.
Visit the Official G. Wells Taylor Website or the Official Detective Wildclown Website for sample chapters and more information.
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