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Martin, Dozois, Songs of the Dying Earth (preorder)
subterraneanpress.com - 2/18/2009
Martin, Dozois, Songs of the Dying Earth (preorder)
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Edited by George R. R. Martin and Gardner Dozois (preorder to be published in August 2009) Illustrated by Tom Kidd. Lettered: (sold out) Limited: (sold out) Trade: $40 ISBN: 978-1-59606-213-9 Jack Vance was a seminal figure in the development of modern fantasy, so much so that it’s nearly ...
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sfsignal.com - 2/19/2009
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— sfsignal.com — As pointed out by John C. Wright, the contents of the jack vance tribute anthology, Songs of... the Dying Earth edited by George R. R. Martin and Gardner Dozois, have been posted . Check out this stellar line-up: "The Green Bird" by Kage Bager "The ... (more) TOC: Songs of the Dying Earth edited by George R. R. ...

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Science Fiction To Look Forward To In 2009 - Books
SF Signal — ... Jack Vance is the master of the 'Dying Earth' genre of SF and now Subterranean Press, in conjunction with editor extraordinaire Gardner Dozois, is producing Songs of the Dying Earth, an anothology in honor of Jack Vance. That right there is enough to be intriguing, but look at some of the authors: Dan Simmons, Neil Gaiman, George R.R.Martin and many, many more high profile authors. Awesome! ...

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SF Signal — ... by John C. Wright, the contents of the jack vance tribute anthology, Songs of the Dying Earth edited by George R. R. Martin and Gardner Dozois, have been ...

Contents of Songs of the Dying Earth announced; pre-orders selling fast
SFScope — ... . Subterranean will be publishing the book in August, but they've already sold out of the lettered and limited editions. And with a planned printing of only 1,474 trade hardcovers (at $40 each), there's a chance the book may be sold out before it is published. The book will contain: Preface by Jack Vance Appreciation by Dean Koontz "The Green Bird" by Kage Baker "The Good Magician" by Glen Cook "The Copsy Door" by Terry Dowling "The Last Golden Thread" by Phyllis Eisenstein "An Invocation of Curiousity" by Neil Gaiman "The Return of the Fire Witch" by Elizabeth Hand "Grolion ...

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