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Signed books available
Extra copies of various books for sale, check 'em out and shoot me a note if interested....
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STABLEFORD, LOFFICIER, BLACK COAT PRESS WIN TOP FRENCH GENRE AWARD
23 May 2010
Writer/translator Brian Stableford, editor/translators Jean-Marc & Randy Lofficier, and Black Coat Press have won a Special Award for their outstanding work in bringing French science fiction to the English-speaking public.
The award is part of the coveted Grand Prix de l’Imaginaire, the oldest and most prestigious genre award in France. Created in 1974, the “GPI” is given yearly by a jury of twelve professionals.
This award recognizes the unprecedented effort made by Black Coat Press, established in 2003 by the Lofficiers, to publish classic French science fiction in the United States. Competing for this special award were two other nominees, French anthologists Richard Comballot and Jean-François Thomas.
Heading the Black Coat Press releases for 2010 are Stableford’s translations of a five-volume series of works by Maurice Renard and a seven-volume series of works by J.-H. Rosny Aîné, the two most important writers of Golden Age French SF after Jules Verne.
Amongst the other winners of the GPI this year are Jack O’Connell, Greg Egan, Ted Chiang, John Connoly and Warren Ellis.
The official site of the Grand Prix de l’Imaginaire is:
http://www.noosfere.org/gpi/index.php
Black Coat Press
P.O.Box 17270
Encino, CA 91416
e-mail: info@blackcoatpress.com
website: www.blackcoatpress.com
contact: Jean-Marc Lofficier
Writer/translator Brian Stableford, editor/translators Jean-Marc & Randy Lofficier, and Black Coat Press have won a Special Award for their outstanding work in bringing French science fiction to the English-speaking public.
The award is part of the coveted Grand Prix de l’Imaginaire, the oldest and most prestigious genre award in France. Created in 1974, the “GPI” is given yearly by a jury of twelve professionals.
This award recognizes the unprecedented effort made by Black Coat Press, established in 2003 by the Lofficiers, to publish classic French science fiction in the United States. Competing for this special award were two other nominees, French anthologists Richard Comballot and Jean-François Thomas.
Heading the Black Coat Press releases for 2010 are Stableford’s translations of a five-volume series of works by Maurice Renard and a seven-volume series of works by J.-H. Rosny Aîné, the two most important writers of Golden Age French SF after Jules Verne.
Amongst the other winners of the GPI this year are Jack O’Connell, Greg Egan, Ted Chiang, John Connoly and Warren Ellis.
The official site of the Grand Prix de l’Imaginaire is:
http://www.noosfere.org/gpi/index.php
Black Coat Press
P.O.Box 17270
Encino, CA 91416
e-mail: info@blackcoatpress.com
website: www.blackcoatpress.com
contact: Jean-Marc Lofficier
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Huge influx of new arrivals...
...now if only I had time to read them.
"Moth and Rust" by Philip Jose Farmer, Startling Stories, June 1953.
"Sestina of the Space Rocket," poem by Philip Jose Farmer, Startling Stories, February 1953.
From Black Coat Press:
"Moth and Rust" by Philip Jose Farmer, Startling Stories, June 1953.
"Sestina of the Space Rocket," poem by Philip Jose Farmer, Startling Stories, February 1953.
From Black Coat Press:
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In celebration of the fact that Crossovers 1: A Secret Chronology of the World is NOW AVAILABLE for order, I'm posting several weeks worth of crossover image goodness. Enjoy!
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Saturday, May 15, 2010
The Worlds of Philip José Farmer 1: Protean Dimensions--Pre-Order Now!
As previously announced, The Worlds of Philip José Farmer 1: Protean Dimensions, is coming your way next month.I'm happy to provide the first look at the cover here (by the extraordinary Keith Howell), as well as the full listing of contents!
- All new fiction set in the World of Tiers, the origin of the Wold Newton Family, Khokarsa (from Farmer's novels Hadon of Ancient Opar and Flight to Opar), and the worlds of Flesh, "The Lovers," and Greatheart Silver.
- Parallel universe and time travel stories about Philip José Farmer himself.
- A classic story, never-before-published stories, and a speech by Philip José Farmer!
Contents:
- Foreword by Paul Malmont
- The Bite of the Asp by Randall Garrett
- Newly Born, Newly Dead by Philip José Farmer
- It Could Make a Great Fantasy by Laura Wilkes Carey
- My Summer Husband by Philip José Farmer
- Sail On! Sail On! by Philip José Farmer
- Read On! Read On! by James Gunn
- Comment on “Sail On! Sail On!” by Philip José Farmer
- The Legend of Mishiwapo by Philip José Farmer
- Philip José Farmer’s Adventures in Hollywood by Jack Mertes
- Bordering on the Absurd by Danny Adams
- Infamy by Edward Morris
- Le Maréchal by Paul Spiteri
- The Pollinators by Rhys Hughes
- Is He in Hell? by Win Scott Eckert
- The Blakeney Family Tree by Win Scott Eckert
- No Trees of Earth by David Bischoff
- A Kick in the Side by Christopher Paul Carey
- Flesh Endures by Dennis E Power
- The Final Flight of Greatheart Silver by Chris Roberson
- A Writer’s Prayer by Philip José Farmer
...to be sure you get a copy of this book, send an email to:
mike @ pjfarmer.com
...and reserve your copy today. You don't have to pay for the book when you pre-order and if you request, the book will be signed by those contributors attending FarmerCon V, which is also acting as a launch party for the book.
- US$ 20.00
- 6x9 tpb, 264 pages
- ISBN-13: 978-0-615-37005-7
pic o' the day - Crossovers extra
In celebration of the fact that Crossovers 1: A Secret Chronology of the World is NOW AVAILABLE for order, I'm posting several weeks worth of crossover image goodness. Enjoy!
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Friday, May 14, 2010
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Thursday, May 13, 2010
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Wednesday, May 12, 2010
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Tuesday, May 11, 2010
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In celebration of the fact that Crossovers 1: A Secret Chronology of the World is NOW AVAILABLE for order, I'm posting several weeks worth of crossover image goodness. Enjoy!
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