Monthly Archives: April 2008
End Credits by A. F. Rützy
Today, we are pleased to announce the release of A. F. Rützy’s wryly comic and wonderfully weird debut, End Credits, a novel about life, death, and truth in advertising. Its protagonist, Raymond Kessel, is dead. Or is he? Death, it … Continue reading
Useful Toys
My mom is currently cavorting around New York City, trying to get acclimatized to a US time zone on her way here to visit for a month, with the result that Dad’s been bumming around the Internet a lot more … Continue reading
A New Experience
This weekend I found a letter in our PO Box from an inmate at an Oregon prison asking us to donate books to the prison library he’s trying to build. Now, it’s not that we’re not in favor libraries in … Continue reading
April Sale!
There’s a passage in Terry Pratchett’s Maskerade where a publishing entrepreneur mutters, “I don’t know, authors wanting to be paid, good grief–” and storms off in a tizzy, which is a little how I feel whenever I start calculating royalty … Continue reading
And the winner is…
The advance copy of Manna Francis’ Quid Pro Quo will be going to Cristin in Connecticut!