The weekend ran away from me, so here we are on Monday morning, doing a post meant for Sunday! That is the way life works out sometime, isn’t it? How’d everyone else’s weekend go? Did you get a lot accomplished? Were you able to relax some? I hope so.
While this post is a little late, that’s not a bad thing! We had something get confirmed late last night, and it’s well worth making today’s feature:
A Robert Silverberg classic is coming to Three Ravens!
Yes, you read that right. The Robert Silverberg, prolific and award winning sci-fi author, is excited to publish a piece of his back-catalog through Three Ravens Publishing! Up for publication is Hawksbill Times Two, a book combining both the original novella from 1967 (That earned him his first Hugo and Nebula nominations) and the full-length novel Hawksbill Station from 1968. Whether you’re a fan of Silverberg’s or just a fan of sci-fi, you owe it to yourself to have this definitive version of the story! Click here to get it on Amazon!
Synopsis:
Travel back in time a billion years to Hawksbill Station — twice.
Join in this haunting tale of time travel, loss, betrayal, and redemption through both versions of Silverberg’s Hawksbill Station in the same volume.
Includes the original novella and full-length novel versions of ‘Hawksbill Station’ plus an introduction and afterword, describing how each version came to be written.
Jim Barrett, once the leader of an underground movement bent on toppling America’s corrupt totalitarian government, finds himself a political prisoner exiled to Hawksbill Station, a male only penal colony established on the barren landscape of the late Cambrian period East Coast of America.
Now a crippled old man and the camp’s de facto ruler, Barrett struggles as all the others against their lonely existence, but finds the camp’s newest arrival resurrecting old memories of his revolutionary past.
Burning Roads artwork preview!
We are down to the last stretch in getting the first novel of the Car Warriors: The Audoduel Chronicles out the gate and into readers’ hands. Final edits are being done on Burning Roads by William Joseph Roberts, and the artwork is here! Check it out:
