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unlikelyworlds.blogspot.com - 7/24/2009
Son Of Advertisments For Myself
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Above is the finished cover of the US edition of The Quiet War , published by Pyr on September 22 ; just had word that hero editor Lou Anders has bought Gardens of the Sun too. Over here in the UK, the trade paperback of The Quiet War is about sold out, but there are still a few copies of the ...
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rimworlds.com - 7/19/2009
Son of Son of…
— rimworlds.com — While I was at Readercon I attended a panel entitled Apollo 11. Among the participants was Barry... Malzberg (Beyond Apollo) who was visibly enraged during the course of the discussion. Most of the talk (at least from Barry) centered on the fact that science fiction authors (who’s job it ... (more) Son of Son of…
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SF Tidbits for 7/24/09
SF Signal — Transition by Iain M. Banks gets a September 2009 simul-release in book & serialized podcast formats. Apex Publishing announces plans to publish An Occupation of Angels by Lavie Tidhar in February 2010. Paul McAuley shows off the wraparound art for his book The Quiet War. As part of the ongoing serialization of Makers by Cory Doctorow, Tor.com has a Flash game that lets you arrange the 81 interlocking tiles ...

REVIEW | The Quiet War by Paul McAuley (Pyr)
Mad Hatter's Bookshelf & Book Review — ... is my first exposure to McAuley's work, but he has definitely peaked my interest with his highly informed style and voice. The Quiet War is the best Space Opera I have read in years. I give The Quiet War 9.25 out of 10 Hats. I didn't find out until I finished, but there is a a sequel, Gardens of the Sun, scheduled for release in October in the UK. No US publication date has been announced but McAuley has said Pyr will be the publisher so don't be surprised if you see it on their Spring/Summer 2010 list. That said ...

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