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News from Uncle Hugo's
Mr. Blyly at Uncle Hugo's SF Bookstore has let us know that he's now set up to receive pre-orders for signed editions of Trade Secret.  The page is here.

Three New eChapbooks Available
Three new eChapbooks have been added to the Pinbeam Books catalog:  Moon’s Honor:  Adventures in the Liaden Universe® Number 20;  Technical Details:  Adventures in the Liaden Universe® Number 21; and Surfside: Tales of the Fantastic Maine Coast.

Moon’s Honor includes the novelette Moon’s Honor, which was previously published on Splinter Universe, and an original authors’ foreward, “On Casting your Fate to the Moon.”  |Kindle| |Nook|

Technical Details includes two stories previously published on the Baen website, “Landed Alien,” and Eleutherios.”  |Kindle| |Nook|

Surfside includes two stories set in-or-near Archers Beach, Maine: “Emancipated Child,” and “How Nathan Archer Came to be a Prince of the Land of the Flowers.”  Both stories were previously published on Splinter Universe. |Kindle| |Nook|

Advertant readers will notice that, right now, these books are available from Amazon and from BN.  Smashwords editions are in process; and links will be added to the catalog as the books are available.

Lee and Miller at Cirque du Geek
Lee and Miller will be featured speakers at the upcoming Cirque du Geek in mid-September sponsored by the Waterville, Maine Public Library ...details as they develop will be posted here.

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Comments

[kalimeg.livejournal.com]

I knew I had read "Emancipated Child" but I figured that paying for it is applause.
:)

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[catherine ives (from livejournal.com)]

I have read all the short stories on the Splinter Universe but don't have them at my house. So....with great reluctance and with much advise from my associates I am going to purchase the cheapest Kindle there is just so that I can download Lee and Miller's short stories. I may wait til Christmas to see if the Amazons will put the cheapest Kindle on sale like they did last year. I'd love the cheapest Kindle to get down to $50. But we'll see, In the meantime my associates all have Kindle Fires, large version Kindles, I Pads and such. The I Pad is very useful by autistic people. the autistic teenager of a friend doesn't speak but has started to write using the I pad. Very encouraging.