Today I am interviewed by Charles Tan over at Bibliophile Stalker and I reveal where the heck the name Twelfth Planet Press comes from.

I was also snapshot last night by kathrynlinge - here

In Ben Peek's snapshot here on Monday, he revealed an upcoming Twelfth Planet Press project - a Novella Double called Above/Below by Stephanie Campisi/Ben Peek. Together ( Read more... )

Gakked from editormum,

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First review published - and it's at ASif! and I didn't even know till the Editor emailed me :P Weird not being involved in that part of the project anymore!

So Alex Pierce reviews the collection. Here's some snippets:

New Ceres Nights is a set of thirteen stories that pick up, play with, explore, and explode the foundations of New Ceres society ( Read more... )

Lulu has been not the best choice for us for hard copies of New Ceres Nights, however you can purchase the ecopy from there, should that be more your format of choice.

We are currently lining up a new outlet for the hardback copies.


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Hi! I'm looking for readers for a public reading. If you're going to be at Swancon on Saturday and would be willing to do a small reading in front of a medium-sized, potentially fancy dressed, crowd could you please contact me - either here or at girlie dot jones @ gmail dot com

Can pay in truffles and coffee :)


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It's all happening tonight.

New Ceres Nights can now be purchased in hardcover from Lulu.

It's also available in electronic copy there too.

And a paperback version which works out as the cheaper option if you are purchasing from the US.


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Mary Robinette Kowal, last year's John W Campbell Award winner, is interviewing this year's nominees on her blog. Today she interviews Aliette de Bodard

We're pretty excited to be including "Murder in Laochan" by Aliette de Bodard in New Ceres Nights. It's an absolutely gorgeous piece of writing that takes us to New Dragon where 18th Century China ( Read more... )

New Ceres Nights is now available for presale within Australia only.

New Ceres, a planet in the outer colonies, embraced the Age of Enlightenment nearly two hundred years ago and refused to let go. Refugees and opportunists come to New Ceres in search of new lives, escaping the conflicts of the interstellar war that has already destroyed Earth.

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Behold the back cover blurb, in case you were wondering what the heck this book is actually about ( Read more... )

I love authors who give quick turnarounds on edits and line proofs.

:)

She is done.

Down to final proofing, tinkering, fitting it into our page count, adding things like blurbs and stuff. But the book herself is done.

Yay!

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