…is the title of the French edition of A Scattering of Jades, out just now from Fleuve Noir. Wish I could read French, since it turns out that the most recent edition of Fiction has a translation of “The Golems of Detroit,” previously seen in the May 2005 F&SF.
When, oh when, am I going to get a translation I can read? (Which would be German. Sort of. Or Spanish, if the book was rewritten at a Dick-and-Jane level.)
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5 responses to “Le Soleil du Nouveau Monde”
Sweet pulpy cover. If that comes out in a library bind, let me know. PS, Hey, Mr. Irvine.
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Hey, Mr. C. How is SE Asia? The diplomat’s life is one to aspire to.
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Cripes, I won’t be in Vietnam for, like, thirteen more months. You’ve very much put into focus my Mexican senioritis, though. I try to remember I am still in this lovely place even as I dream about the next. But for the better part of the interim, starting around Christmas or so, we will be in DC. If you come to town, look us up.
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Interesting cover art, I like it. And the title “Sun of the New World” is different, but sounds good.
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I like it too. There was an anachronistic pizzazz to the Spanish cover, but this one has the looming-threat motif that always cracks me over the head and drags me off by the hair.
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