Cone Zero - reviewers

[realthog]

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Des Lewis, editor of the just published anthology Cone Zero (Nemonymous 8), is making PDF copies of the book available to people who'd like to review it on their LJ blogs or anywhere else. He's also allowed me (I have a story in the book, but the rest are good) to act as one of his "outlets" for the distribution of said PDFs.

So, if you'd like me to send you a copy, please e-mail me -- either at my normal e-address, if you have it, or via the LJ system (or even, if you dare, through the comments section for this entry). Obviously, if I'm going to be able to send you the PDF I'll need to have your e-address . . .

If you reckon you could review the book for a major venue and would really prefer a printed copy rather than a PDF, e-mail bfitzworth --at -- yahoo --dot-- co --dot-- uk with the details.

 

Comments

Re: PS

[realthog.livejournal.com]

Just been sending the PDF. If you need a paper copy, lemme know.

Re: PS

[foresthouse.livejournal.com]

Hey there - I got the email with the PDF for The Dragons of Manhattan. I didn't see a PDF for Cone Zero. Just talked to the editors at SFRevu, they said they'd be glad to get those reviews - assuming I can make whatever deadlines they require, I can put those up there. Is it possible to get a paper copy of Cone Zero/paper copies of both? It's mostly for my eyes (I have an eye condition that means constant reading on the computer sometimes gives me headaches, which is SO inconvenient what with all the stuff I do online. *sigh*) Let me know! I can email you my mailing info if so. :)

Re: PS

[realthog.livejournal.com]

As noted, if you want a printed copy of Cone Zero you have to contact D.F. Lewis at bfitzworth -- at -- yahoo -- dot -- co -- dot -- uk; my only role in all this is that I have a story in the anthology. Des kindly said I could distribute some PDFs; I have no hard copies except my own contributor copy.

I can send you a copy of The Dragons of Manhattan. Let me have your mail address.

(I'm in the rather rotten position of having a publisher with no US distribution who anyway is currently in hospital recovering from a heart attack; it's obviously a joy that he's recovering, because he's become a dear friend of Pam's and mine, but we're definitely going to berate him next time we see him for having his heart attack at precisely the wrong time. Otherwise I'd be directing you to him for a copy.)

Re: PS

[foresthouse.livejournal.com]

Oh, sorry! I totally saw that and just forgot. I'll email him for that.

Re: a paper copy of The Dragons of Manhattan - I shall send you my address via my gmail account tonight - I can't access it from work so I don't have your email address (these things are so complicated: why? Heh.)

Thanks for being patient with my silliness re: understanding how to get a paper copy of Cone Zero.