New e-book!

[andpuff]

In the continuing saga of getting the backlist -- written pre digital (although this particular book was written on either a Commodore 64 or an IBM portable - fit in a backpack weighed 17 pounds) -- we bring you my third novel, first published in 1989, one of the first of the modern urban fantasies: Gate of Darkness, Circle of Light.

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Comments

[smoooom]

YAY! One of my favourite of your books. Am looking forward to getting it.

[smoooom]

but not for the Kobo. ):

[andpuff]

Coming! It just takes them a little longer to get it up.

[knittingwoman]

I read this as a book. A very good story. I am tempted to buy it as an ebook.
as a canadian, I usually need to use ibooks to get books for my ipod, can't do it through itunes anymore.

[andpuff]

iBooks has the world's most non-intuitive interface!

Also, thank you. :)

[tarkrai]

arrgh. anon comment was me... :/

[andpuff]

Hi you!

[msminlr]

I think I've got this in the compendium with The Fire's Stone. Those characters sound REAL familiar.
I'm at my M-I-L's for Independence day, though, and won't be able to check until I get home Sunday.
I *am* trying to replace Dead Trees with Digitals, but I can't donate this one to the Library until The Fire's Stone is also in ebook.

[andpuff]

Yes, that's the one.

And The Fire's Stone is up next.

[ext_1220556]

OMG AWESOME!

[dicea]

I love living in the future.

All of our pleasure reading books went to the used book store before we moved to a much smaller place. Instead we have Nook and Kindle technology. Today I was lamenting the loss of so many of my old friends and resigned to either cooking at the computer in the hot office or enjoying the cool without any entertainment in the air conditioned bedroom.

I checked LJ once more before skulking off and now I've got a beloved old friend curled up on my Nook and ready to keep me company.

Thank you.

[andpuff]

You're welcome! Thank you!