As promised, the Table of Contents for
edited by Jonathan Strahan and Lou Anders
coming June 22, 2010
from Harper Eos
"Introduction: Check Your Dark Lord at the Door" - Lou Anders & Jonathan Strahan
"Goats of Glory" - Steven Erikson
"Tides Elba: A Tale of the Black Company" - Glen Cook
"Bloodsport" - Gene Wolfe
"The Singing Spear" - James Enge
"A Wizard of Wiscezan" - C.J. Cherryh
"A Rich Full Week" - K. J. Parker
"A Suitable Present for a Sorcerous Puppet" - Garth Nix
"Red Pearls: An Elric Story" - Michael Moorcock
"The Deification of Dal Bamore" - Tim Lebbon
"Dark Times at the Midnight Market" - Robert Silverberg
"The Undefiled" - Greg Keyes
"Hew the Tint Master" - Michael Shea
"In the Stacks" - Scott Lynch
"Two Lions, A Witch, and the War-Robe" - Tanith Lee
"The Sea Troll's Daughter" - Caitlin R Kiernan
"Thieves of Daring" - Bill Willingham
"The Fool Jobs" - Joe Abercrombie
Limited coming from Subterranean Press too.
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24 comments:
Very nice line up you have there, looking forward to this one.
Really looking forward to it. Will the Sub Press edition be out at the same time?
Thanks guys. I don't have a release date on the limited yet but expect Sub Press to announce it very soon(ish).
This looks like it will be amazing. Lots of fabulous people here.
We wanted to do a definitive book and in all modesty, I think it will be.
Holy Jesus Palomino is that TOC impressive, you've done everything short of having Zombie Robert E. Howard and Zombie Fritz Leiber to make this a definitive book.
Is the Erikson tale a Malazan story?
Hey, I know more than just 2 or 3 authors in this one! Definitely must buy it.
Will it be a Pyr book, a SubPress book, or both?
It is not a Pyr book. It is a Harper Eos book, coming out in June 2010 in trade paperback. Shortly thereafter, Subterranean will release a limited hardcover run.
Congrats, Lou! My hat's off to you and Jonathan on the nice ToC. Looking forward to the read.
I'll buy this one the day it hits the shelves. What a line up.
RobB - not a Malazan story, but an amazing one.
Jason & Charles - thank you! And a good many of these stories are novelettes and novellas too.
Thanks for the clarification Lou!
Hey, thank YOU for the interest (now and always).
Oh, I realized I should point out what I took as obvious, that these are all original stories, no reprints. Also, the Moorcock is a new Elric story, the Siverberg a new Majipoor, the Cook a new Black Company, the Enge a Morlock tale, the Keyes a Fool Wolf tale, the Abercrombie featuring characters from his next work...
Thanks Lou. I really enjoyed Erikson's Grandma Matchie (which wasn't Malazan either) so either way it will be cool.
Oh, it is. It is!
What a fantastic TOC! Looking forward to this.
to quote Scott Lynch:
Jesus H. Pancake Flippin' Christ!
What a *perfect* line up.
A drool worthy list indeed. I do hope that this book will be available in Malaysia.
I don't actually know!
I'm gonna contact some people over at Eos to make sure my review blog (Elitist Book Reviews) gets a copy of this to read ahead of time.
Lou, this is seriously killer.
Glad you think so Steve. I cannot tell you how -So. Damn. Proud.- of it I am.
I only know Joe Abercrombie from that list, but I'm still going to order it, if only for his story!
You only know Abercrombie, seriously? Well, good thing he's in the book!
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