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sffaudio.com - 10/27/2009

New Releases: The Chronicles of the Imaginarium Geographica

— sffaudio.com — Simon & Schuster Audio is publicizing the fourth book in a series of novels for “Young Readers”... that may interest just about any reader of any age. Here, There Be Dragons is the first book in James A. Owen ’s “ The Chronicles of the Imaginarium Geographica ” ... (more) New Releases: The Chronicles of the Imaginarium Geographica

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RT @simonteen: Free! Limited time! Read Here, There Be Dragons, the first book in the Imaginarium Geographica series. http://bit.ly/2mPwiN 23 days ago

RT @simonschuster: Free, limited time weekend reading! There Be Dragons, 1st book in Imaginarium Geographica series. http://bit.ly/2mPwiN 23 days ago

RT @simonteen: Free! Limited time only! Read Here, There Be Dragons, the 1st bk in the Imaginarium Geographica series. http://bit.ly/2mPwiN 23 days ago

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New Releases: The Chronicles of the Imaginarium Geographica
SFFaudio — ... Simon & Schuster Audio is publicizing the fourth book in a series of novels for “Young Readers” that may interest just about any reader of any age. Here, There Be Dragons is the first book in ...

October 30, 2009 Links and Plugs
Bibliophile Stalker — ... on Flipping Out. John Scalzi on Stupid Ideas Are Still Stupid Even When Amazon Does Them. Nathan Bransford on The Reverse Snobbery of Low Literary Aspirations. Pat's Fantasy Hotlist on Why no love among the SFF fandom??? News Paul Di Filippo interviews The Year of the Flood. Macmillan US opens up new front in battle over e-book royalty rates. (via Eric Rosenfield) Here, There Be Dragons is free until 11/9. New issue of Abyss & Apex ...

SF Tidbits for 10/30/09
SF Signal — ... Scalzi profiles Diana Pharaoh Francis. Fantasy Book Critic interviews Hank Schwaeble. Suite101 profiles James Van Pelt. News Paul Di Filippo reviews Margaret Atwood's The Year of the Flood: "Mundane SF often comes within kissing distance of cyberpunk..." Macmillan US opens up new front in battle over e-book royalty rates. (via Eric Rosenfield) James A. Owen's Here, There Be Dragons is free until 11/9. Read the first chapter of Plague Zone, ...