The Firebird edition of Tam Lin

[pameladean]

Since people have so kindly expressed so much interest, I thought I would mention that the Firebird edition of Tam Lin is scheduled to be released in August of this year. It's already up on Amazon, and available for pre-ordering. It's also up on the Barnes and Noble site, and since the larger cover image there is somewhat better, at least on my computer, than the one at Amazon, I provide this link for the curious. Carleton people should look carefully at the building in the background.

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[jackiejj.livejournal.com]

I came to visit you, to see what's up, and found all sorts of interesting things, so I'm starting here.

At last, a Tam Lin for me, instead of a library book! Yippee!

And congratulations. May lots of new readers find this wonderful book in August!

Hardcovers? Ever?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm in the middle of another reread of Tam Lin. Yesterday, I missed my stop on the train because of it. Today, I almost did it again. I'm so in love with this book.

Is there any chance that Tam Lin and the Secret Country trilogy might ever be issued in hardcover?

I'm not sure how to sigh wistfully in a blog comment. A shortcoming, for certain.

(lisa at starways d0t net)

Re: Hardcovers? Ever?

[pameladean]

I'm sure that there is a chance, because frankly, for years I figured there was no chance for reprints AT ALL. But not being a publisher or editor, I really don't know what it would take to get them into hardcover at this point. I might have to be more famous than is ever likely.

In the meantime, stocking up on paperbacks can't hurt; good sales figures never hurt. 8-)

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