Singularity Sky - now in Japanese!

By Charlie Stross

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I don't normally blog translations here, but I thought this was particularly noteworthy.

(Incidentally, if you've been wondering about the business side of publishing, it's worth noting that this is a book I wrote in 1995-98, that went on sale in a US hardcover edition in 2003, and it's still coming out for the first time in other countries and languages.)

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Serraphin | June 26, 2006 13:56 | Reply

Charlie Stross: Big in Japan

Nix | June 26, 2006 15:47 | Reply

This is one audience who should get the historical parallel, I guess :)

Charlie Stross | June 26, 2006 16:46 | Reply

Nix ... they didn't, until I explained it.

(It happened a century ago this summer.)

Martin Wisse | June 27, 2006 12:19 | Reply

Semi-ontopic by lieu of trackback:

my review of Accelerando can be found at the url below, with links to Singularity Sky and Iron Sunrise reviews.

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