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US edition |
My short story collection
Yellowcake came out in the US this week, to some
very nice starry reviews!
"These are stories worth hungering for. Cut yourself a thick slice," said Cate Fricke in her review (click the "nice" link) while kind Sarah Potvin (click "very") said, "...if everyone wrote short stories of this caliber, they might be as popular as they should be. Lanagan has a true gift with language and her ability to create an entire credible world in each short story is just staggering."
Heh, so prepare to be staggered.
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UK edition |
But there's another slice! the UK edition is also coming out soon-soon-soon—6 June, to be precise. You would think that it was an entire different book from either the Australian or the US edition; Richard Merritt has chosen to illustrate the first story in the collection, "The Point of Roses". Yes, that's the Traveller boy Jo, standing in the pond, amplifying the roseness of the roses.
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Aus edition |
Both these collections are the same as the Australian edition except for one story. "Heads" in the Aus. book has been replaced by "Catastrophic Disruption of the Head", the "Tinderbox" retelling that had its first outing in Nan McNab and Isobelle Carmody's The Wilful Eye.
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I cannot wait to read this!
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Congratulations on the new collection; as always, it was a very enjoyable read.
Hello Margo Lanagan. I have read a story of yours and I found it quite fascinating. My only question is, what made you think of making this story. Did you plan it all out beforehand thinking of a story to make? or making it up as you go? maybe even had an experience that made you think of this? if you could respond, I would like it if you please respond to my blog: http://fablogs.org/lafa17/2013/09/16/singing-my-sister-down-reading-analysis/
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