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Major Schedule Update – Forthcoming Titles to December 2008
Posted by Darren on September 13th, 2007 at 13:33
We’ve just run a major update of the current main PS Publishing website (no, not the full e-commerce implementation, not quite yet, but that’s definitely on the way) and have added a total of 32 new titles to the forthcoming titles page on the site.
Here’s a full list – in approximate order of planned publication – of those 32 new titles, with links to the relevant catalogue pages. Click on the links to view full information on a particular title:
- PS Showcase #1: Sanity and Other Delusions, a six-story collection by Gary Fry
- Cage of Night, a novel by Ed Gorman
- Omega, a novel by Christopher Evans
- The Last Book, a novel by Zoran Živković
- Harsh Oases, a short fiction collection by Paul Di Filippo
- The Babylonian Trilogy, a novel by Sebastien Doubinsky
- The City in These Pages, a novella by John Grant
- Passing For Human, a short fiction anthology ed. By Michael Bishop & Steven Utley
- Planet of Mystery, a novella by Terry Bisson
- The Book, The Writer, The Reader, a novella by Zoran Živković
- The Bridge, a novella by Zoran Živković
- Living With the Dead, a novella by Darrell Schweitzer
- The Song of Time, a novel by Ian R. MacLeod
- The Collected Ed Gorman, Vol. #3, a short fiction collection by Ed Gorman
- Basil Copper: A Life in Books, a biography and bibliography by Steve Jones
- Return of the Crimson Guard, a novel by Ian Cameron Esslemont
- The Situation, a chapbook novelette by Jeff Vandermeer
- Camp Desolation and an Eschatology of Salt, a novella by Uncle River
- Blue Canoe, a novella by T.M. Wright
- The Enigma of Departure, a novella by Nick Royle
- The Witnesses Are Gone, a novella by Joel Lane
- Billy’s Book, a short fiction collection by Terry Bisson
- Shrike, a novella by Quentin S. Crisp
- Counting Tadpoles, a short fiction collection by Uncle River
- Urbis Morpheos, a novel by Stephen Palmer
- Postscripts #16 ed. by Pete Crowther & Nick Gevers
- Everland and Other Stories, a short fiction collection by Paul Witcover
- Mystery Hill, a novella by Alex Irvine
- Postscripts #17 ed. by Pete Crowther & Nick Gevers
- Val / Orson, a novella by Marly Youmans
- The Painting and the City, a novel by Robert Freeman Wexler
The following titles have been on the forthcoming titles schedule for a while now, but here’s a handy reminder-list for your browsing convenience…
- Dandelion Wine, 50th Anniversary Edition of the novel by Ray Bradbury
- Starship Summer, a novella by Eric Brown
- The City Beyond Play, a novella by Philip José Farmer & Danny Adams
- Dagger Key and Other Stories, a short fiction collection by Lucius Shepard
- The Crystal Cosmos, a novella by Rhys Hughes
- Dead Earth: The Green Dawn, a novella by Mark Justice & David T. Wilbanks
- Random Walk, a novel by Lawrence Block
- The Luminous Depths, a novella by David Herter
- Tales From the White Hart, a short fiction collection by Arthur C. Clarke & Stephen Baxter
- Hello Summer, Goodbye, a novel by Michael Coney
- I Remember Pallahaxi, a novel by Michael Coney
- Template, a novel by Matthew Hughes
- Ellison Wonderland, a short fiction collection by Harlan Ellison
- The Day it Rained Forever, a short fiction collection by Ray Bradbury
- Long After Midnight, a short fiction collection by Ray Bradbury
- The Economy of Light, a novella by Jack Dann
- The Machineries of Joy, a short fiction collection by Ray Bradbury
And here are our previously-announced issues of Postscripts magazine, all edited by our very own Pete Crowther and Nick Gevers:
These titles are all available to pre-order now, direct from PS Publishing.
Special Offer – Free Postage on pre-orders before October 1st
Place (and complete) your pre-order for any of the forthcoming titles listed above by the end of September 2007 and we’ll send your books post free by first class post or airmail (as applicable) as soon as they’re published. See the how to order page of the website for further details.
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