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desertvixen ([personal profile] desertvixen) wrote2009-02-24 02:11 pm
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Heyer Fans, More of What's Coming Up!


 Arabella will be out from Sourcebook in August.
 
 The Grand Sophy will be out in July.

 It really does look like Sourcebook is going to release the entire Heyer canon, and the editions are nice.  Trade size, good print, mostly good cover art.

 Let's keep convincing them that it's a good idea.

 DV

[identity profile] cynthia1960.livejournal.com 2009-02-24 08:25 pm (UTC)(link)
I've been trying to get either the Arrow or the Sourcebooks editions of the romances and historical novels; I'm passing on the mysteries.

[identity profile] desert-vixen.livejournal.com 2009-02-25 06:41 pm (UTC)(link)

Now that it's becoming clear that Sourcebook is not just doing a few, but apparently all, I'm trying to get exclusively from them. I'm keeping some of my PBs for reading copies, but by and large I love the artwork.

Not happy with the art for The Nonesuch, but that's because I really like the guy on the Harlequin cover, and the Sourcebook cover is Georgian, not Regency.

Book geek, why yes I am.

I have Envious Casca which I not only enjoyed, but had an "of course" moment during, over the Empress Elisabeth bit, and Behold, Here's Poison, which I rather enjoyed. But the mysteries are more period than anything else.

I'm trying Glenarvon by Lady Caroline Lamb on for size right now, but I'm thinking it's a no.

DV
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[personal profile] filkferengi 2009-03-01 11:52 pm (UTC)(link)
Did you get my email about paperbackswap.com? In case not, I've got some extra credits over there & would love to send you some books [they drop-ship!]. Look around the site, & let me know what you'd like [be sure to pick books that say "order this book"; "post this book" means it's not available]. They have romance, history, mystery, & even some sf.

:)