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King, Ship and Sword

Post by Astrodene on Thu 29 Jan 2009, 23:01

McBooks Press Inc has announced that the next book in the series will be King, Ship and Sword, available early 2010

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Post by pipester on Fri 30 Jan 2009, 02:31

Speaking of McBooks Press, their newsletter arrived via email today. I assume that's where Astrodene got the tidbit about KS&S. If you don't get this newsletter, you should! Go to their website ( http://www.mcbooks.com/ ) and subscribe. The latest number features interviews with Dewey Lamdin and David Donachie. Best of all is the photo of Douglas Reeman with (as in all his dust jacket pix) a big pipe clamped in his jaw. (A billiard blast, I'd guess a Dunhill.) The brotherhood of briar lives!

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Re: King, Ship and Sword

Post by Astrodene on Sun 25 Oct 2009, 13:40

This novel (due out in March 2010) is listed on Amazon for pre-order although no cover picture or description so not added to the site yet.

Amazon.co.uk and Amazon.com

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Re: King, Ship and Sword

Post by Astrodene on Tue 15 Dec 2009, 16:31

The description for this book is now available so it has been added to the website

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