WANT TO TOUR THE WORLD IN TEN MINUTES? NEED SOME GOOD "GUIDE" BOOKS?
If time could be altered and you could take a 10 minute trip around the world, where would you go? What "guide" books might you need?
We have some suggestions:
Your first stop in this 10 min. tour should be Greece.
Who doesn't like Greece, with their ruins, culture, and extreme heat. To prepare for this first stop, read As Fate Decrees by Denysé Bridger and brush up on your Greek mythology. Set in ancient Greece herself, this book becomes available tomorrow (August 15th, 2007) through amazon.com, amazon.ca, and directly from the EDGE website. Let Denysé be your guide. Her
recent interview podcast even has some great advice on writing and getting published.
We have some suggestions:
Your first stop in this 10 min. tour should be Greece.
Who doesn't like Greece, with their ruins, culture, and extreme heat. To prepare for this first stop, read As Fate Decrees by Denysé Bridger and brush up on your Greek mythology. Set in ancient Greece herself, this book becomes available tomorrow (August 15th, 2007) through amazon.com, amazon.ca, and directly from the EDGE website. Let Denysé be your guide. Her
recent interview podcast even has some great advice on writing and getting published.
If you don't like the heat, perhaps this second stop will be more to your liking.
Strap on your skis and go to The Colorado Book Awards (see below for the link) where Rebecca K. Rowe's novel "Forbidden Cargo" is a finalist. The awards are held on October 17th 2007. After the awards, curl up by the warm, cozy, stone fireplace and follow the adventures of the Imagofas of "Forbidden Cargo" in their daring attempt to return to Mars from Earth.
Perhaps you would prefer to travel further south?
Then come down to Mexico and experience the infamous Gypsies' lifestyle. Amber Hayward's novel "Darkness of the God" follows Ana in her outright battle with Caldos for psychic supremacy.
This trip would yours to take, if only you could travel around the world in 10 minutes.
For now, we hope you can be satisfied by reading these "guide" books:
As Fate Decrees
Strap on your skis and go to The Colorado Book Awards (see below for the link) where Rebecca K. Rowe's novel "Forbidden Cargo" is a finalist. The awards are held on October 17th 2007. After the awards, curl up by the warm, cozy, stone fireplace and follow the adventures of the Imagofas of "Forbidden Cargo" in their daring attempt to return to Mars from Earth.
Perhaps you would prefer to travel further south?
Then come down to Mexico and experience the infamous Gypsies' lifestyle. Amber Hayward's novel "Darkness of the God" follows Ana in her outright battle with Caldos for psychic supremacy.
This trip would yours to take, if only you could travel around the world in 10 minutes.
For now, we hope you can be satisfied by reading these "guide" books:
As Fate Decrees
As Fate Decrees
Always remeber to practice safe reading!
Justyn Perry, Marketing Manager
(http://www.edgewebsite.com)
Box 1714, Calgary, AB, T2P 2L7, Canada
403-254-0160 (voice) / 403-254-0456 (fax)
EDGE Science Fiction and Fantasy Publishing now includes Tesseract Books
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2007 Releases (Spring):
Hydrogen Steel by K. A. Bedford (March 2007)
i-Robot Poetry by Jason Christie (April 2007)
Tesseracts Ten edited by Edo van Belkom and Robert Charles Wilson (May 2007)
Righteous Anger by Lynda Williams (June 2007)
2007 Releases (Fall):
As Fate Decrees by Denysé Bridger (August 2007)
Keeper's Child by Leslie Davis (September 2007)
Darkness of the God by Amber Hayward (October 2007)
Tesseracts Eleven edited by Cory Doctorow & Holly Phillips (November 2007)
2008 Releases (forthcoming):
JEMMA 7729 by Phoebe Wray
Petrified World by Piotr Brnyczka
Clan of the Dung-Sniffers by Lee Danielle Hubbard
The Hounds of Ash and other Tales of Fool Wolf by Greg Keyes
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