Guess what's back in print?

[james_davis_nicoll]

Alexis Gilliland's The Revolution From Rosinante Long Shot for Rosinante and Pirates of Rosinante.

Work safe. I cannot guarantee that anything you find if you wander away from those links will be. Interplanetary adventure of Gilliland's sort is not really the core focus of Gilliland's new publisher.

Comments

[nyrath.livejournal.com]

Great news! I love these books. I re-read my dead-tree editions periodically. Nice to have them in eBook format.

[james-nicoll.livejournal.com]

If I recall correctly he has a short story and a novel set in a fully colonized Solar System; I've heard him read from the first [1] but I believe the novel is still unpublished. I wonder if his new publisher will consider publishing the novel?

1: As part of his preamble he mentioned that there's enough volume in many otherwise minor asteroids for the entire population of Texas to live in comfort, given sufficiently advanced life support technology.

[godelescherbach.livejournal.com]

I found electronic editions from Fictionwise a year or so ago; when I migrate to a new eBook gadget, I'll have to pick them up in whatever format I settle on.

I hope the new publisher comes out with his other books as well--"The End of the Empire" and wasn't there a fantasy novel as well?

Love the Sternbach covers for the Del Rey editions of this trilogy.

[llennhoff.livejournal.com]

Fantasy Trilogy: Wizenbeak, The Shadow Shaia, and Lord of the Troll Bats. Very enjoyable comic political thrillers with magic and religion thrown in.