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Short fiction news
angryrobotbooks.com - 10/20/2009
Short fiction news
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A recent issue of Interzone Even though we don’t have any short fiction titles on our list, we’re huge fans of the short form, here at Angry Robot, which is why we’re absolutely delighted to be able to inform you of a few short stories by Angry Robot authors in some of our ...
Next year’s books
angryrobotbooks.com - 10/22/2009
Next year’s books
— angryrobotbooks.com — Yes, I know we’re still only in October, but shops are already putting up their Christmas decorations, and pretty soon we’ll start seeing adverts for Cadbury Creme Eggs again, so I don’t think it’s too early to tell you a little about some of the books we have in store ... (more) Next year’s books

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Interview with Lavie Tidhar
42scifi-fantasy.com - 10/18/2009
Interview with Lavie Tidhar
— 42scifi-fantasy.com — Lavie Tidhar is an Israeli science fiction and fantasy author whose works include The Tel Aviv Dossier, co-written with Nir Yaniv,the edited anthologies A Dick & Jane Primer for Adults and The Apex Book of World SF , and the short story collection ... (more) Interview with Lavie Tidhar

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Lavie Tidhar has a new website & blog
angryrobotbooks.com - 27 days ago
Lavie Tidhar has a new website & blog
— angryrobotbooks.com — That fine fellow and friend to Robots, Lavie Tidhar , has a new website and blog . At least some of this surge of activity is because of his upcoming Angry Robot novel. The Bookman , that fabulous steampunky mix of bombs, books and … um… giant lizards on the throne of Great ... (more) Lavie Tidhar has a new website & blog

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