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Tartarus Press News – Night Voices by Robert Aickman(0)Tartarus Press are delighted to announce that their next publication will be Night Voices by Robert Aickman. Reprinting this eighth volume of Aickman’s short stories means that all of his short fiction is now in print, and they hope to keep it that way, especially as 2014 will be Aickman’s centenary year. The short stories contained in |
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Angry Robot Acquires Third Ramez Naam Title(0)Following the stella success of Ramez Naam’s Nexus, Angry Robot are delighted to announce the acquisition of the third book in the series. The as-yet unnamed book is the follow-up to 2013′s Nexus and the forthcoming Crux, and will be published in late 2014. The deal for worldwide English and translation rights was negotiated by Angry Robot Senior Editor |
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Screaming Dreams News…(0)Screaming Dreams are proud to announce that Black Mirrors by Paul Edwards is now available. Black Mirrors is the debut collection from Paul Edwards. Originally published as a paperback by Rainfall Books, this title is now available as a Kindle edition from Screaming Dreams. Featuring fourteen stories of dark fiction to satisfy your twisted souls! Available |
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New from The Alchemy Press(0)Out now from The Alchemy Press: In the Broken Birdcage of Kathleen Fair by Cate Gardner When the mirror released Kathleen into the unknown, for the briefest of moments she giggled and realised that she’d never laughed before. She had been a blank canvas, sitting and waiting in a room and occasionally bouncing from wall |
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New Book on Tolkien, Lewis, and Williams(0)The Lutterworth Press have announced the upcoming release of their book The Ideal of Kingship in the Writings of Charles Williams, C.S. Lewis, and J.R.R Tolkien: Divine Kingship is reflected in Middle-Earth on 27 June 2013. This new work forms an inter-disciplinary approach to the notion of Kingship – literary, theological and historic – that offers a deeper |
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