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blog.wired.com - 9/19/2008

Fast Ships, Black Sails

— blog.wired.com — Getting tired of the whole steampunk scene? Getting warmed up to the whole talking like a pirate thing? Ready to try out a new genre? Well, my friend, the fates have arranged upcoming reading material just for you. Just as... (more) Fast Ships, Black Sails

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talklikeapirate.com - 9/19/2008

The Official site for International Talk Like A Pirate Day - September 19

— talklikeapirate.com — September 19th (every year) is International Talk Like A Pirate Day [All Hope Abandon, Ye Who Enter Here ] Just out from Citadel, a division of Kensington Books, in time for International Talk Like a Pirate Day: The Pirate Life: Unleashing Your Inner ... (more) The Official site for International Talk Like A Pirate ...

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shimmerzine.com - 9/19/2008

Pirate Issue 2007 electronic edition

— shimmerzine.com — pirateSmall Pirate Booty! Shimmer’s Pirate Issue, guest-edited by John Joseph Adams, was originally released in November, 2007. In honor of International Talk Like A Pirate Day, we’re making it freely available TODAY ONLY–September 19, 2008. Download ... (more) Pirate Issue 2007 electronic edition

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Arrr, It’s a Piratical Attack by Fast Ships, Black Sails at Wired.com’s Geekdad
Ecstatic Days — Just a quick intrusion to bring this Geekdad feature on the pirate antho to your attention, featuring a sneak peek in the form of “Boojum” by Elizabeth Bear and Sarah Monette, downloadable. (Also, John Langan will be blogging through Saturday.) We now return to your normal programming… Rough (and short) cut of what will be a longer video with more pirate antho contributors, in December…can’t beat Kage Baker with a real live parrot! Also featuring Rhys Hughes and cool music. ...

Winners of the Joe Abercrombie/First Law Trilogy Giveaway + News Regarding "Fast Ships, Black Sails" and Frank Beddor's The Looking Glass Wars...
Fantasy Book Critic — Congratulations to Richard Arthur (North Carolina), Carol Carter (Alabama), and Dan Smyth (Utah) who were all randomly selected to win a SET of Joe Abercrombie's The First Law trilogy including copies of ...