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Orbit's $1 eBook for March is by Empress Karen Miller. [via Jeff Somers]

March 2009 2009

There are background things that go on sometimes that stall a writer from outputting, but I actually pitched The Gaslight Dogs back in 2007 and the process took however long it took to write, and then was subject to Orbit's publishing schedule.

April 2010 2010

Orbit's $1 eBook for March is by Empress Karen Miller. [via Jeff Somers]

SF Tidbits for 3/1/09 2009

It shows that Orbit's been at least partly successful at reaching out to the potential buyers, but talking from my perspective only, I hate what they've done with it.

In the Limelight - Simmons, Kearney and Abercrombie 2009

There are background things that go on sometimes that stall a writer from outputting, but I actually pitched The Gaslight Dogs back in 2007 and the process took however long it took to write, and then was subject to Orbit's publishing schedule.

INTERVIEW: Karin Lowachee 2010

Orbit's edition of Witches Inc has gone back to reprint.

Protest the lifting of Parallel Import Restrictions karenmiller 2009

I've perused Orbit's US titles scheduled for Fall/Winter 2008 - thanks for the link John - and I must say that I really like the covers of Brent Weeks '"The Night Angel Trilogy"; all three books will be released in rapid succession (from September till November) in mass market paperback editions.

Eye Candy Covers pt.VII 2008

Of Halting State's US vs UK packaging he says, speaking first of the US approach, that "... it's a fine enough sci-fi cover, but there's still a part of me that wonders if Orbit's approach might not more accurately reflect the novel's near-future setting and ironic humor."

Keep on Judging Those Books Lou Anders 2008

Of Halting State's US vs UK packaging he says, speaking first of the US approach, that "... it's a fine enough sci-fi cover, but there's still a part of me that wonders if Orbit's approach might not more accurately reflect the novel's near-future setting and ironic humor."

Archive 2008-03-01 Lou Anders 2008

I've perused Orbit's US titles scheduled for Fall/Winter 2008 - thanks for the link John - and I must say that I really like the covers of Brent Weeks '"The Night Angel Trilogy"; all three books will be released in rapid succession (from September till November) in mass market paperback editions.

Archive 2008-07-01 2008