In the UK...
...Black Juice is being reprinted, after being on the market since 1 February. Crazy stuff.
posted by Among Amid While at 8:37 pm
23 February, 2006
About Me
- Name: Among Amid While
- Location: Sydney, Australia
I write fiction. My latest novel is Sea Hearts, published by Allen & Unwin in Australia—this novel is published as The Brides of Rollrock Island by David Fickling Books and Jonathan Cape in the UK, and by Knopf in the US, and will soon come out as Seeherzen from Rowohlt in Germany. I've also written Tender Morsels and five short story collections: White Time, Black Juice, Red Spikes, Yellowcake and Cracklescape.
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10 Comments:
Brilliant! Congrats.
In the spirit of continuing to bug you on your blog, may I ask whether Australian readers are going to get to read that bonus story at any time soon?
Very cool! Congrats, Margo.
Wow! Congrats!
That's brilliant news, Margo! At last poms have developed taste! Do you know how big the print runs are?
see? nice sensible british people. buying the great book with the cool cover. they should fly you over there for a signing.
Peter, I have no plans to publish "The Point of Roses" in Australia at present. Doesn't mean it won't happen, but I'll let the UK edition be the only place people can see it for a little while longer.
Thanks, Trent and Dave and Justine. Justine, I think the first print run was 5000 copies, because they alerted me when the 4000 mark was passed.
Jonathan: Absolutely. :)
I'm not surprised. I read your book last week and enjoyed it very much - not this version though, the Australian one. Thanks for great reading.
Thank you, Joh - I'm glad you enjoyed the stories.
Maybe I'll get the UK edition then ;)
Or just wait patiently, there is always that...
I hope the reprinting is a sign of even greater things to come.
I'm just finishing BLACK JUICE. Remarkable writing, congratulations. The vividness of the little worlds you conjure remind me of the effect Ray Bradbury once used to have on me. I'll be seeking out more
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