Golden Gryphon Press Sale
I just got an email from Golden Gryphon Press telling me they are having a 2-for-1 sale; buy one or more books, and get an equal number of books of equal or lesser value free! Tomio’s triple threat picks? Beluthahatchie and Other Stories by Andy Duncan, Secret Life by Jeff VanderMeer, and M. Rickert’s Map of Dreams. Or just scoop up Jeffrey Ford’s Well Built Trilogy in its entirety!
Golden Gryphon Books – 2 for 1 Sale!
Golden Gryphon is having another sale! This time it’s a standard 2 for 1 sale (equal or lesser value on second purchase–good until June 23rd). Just like when we talk about Small Beer Press sales we are talking about a situation where you almost can go wrong. Right now you can do something sick like [...]
Contest – win Empties by George Zebrowkski (2 copies!)
Friday is only a day away, but the work week is still a chore, so BSC is here to offer reprieve via a chance to win some free reading! Today we offer an opportunity for two people to take home Empties by George Zebrowski!
Empties was published by Golden Gryphon Press this month . . .
Contest – The Fantasy Writer’s Assistant & The Empire of Ice Cream by Jeffrey Ford (2 sets!)
Slacking on contests a bit because we’ve been making some moves over here at BSC! Frankly it’s the first feature that gets cut when site-time becomes an issue, but I’m back today with an opportunity for two people to win two collections, check that; two of the very best collections that have been put out over the last several years.
Last week I mentioned that Jeffrey Ford’s The Fantasy Writer’s Assistant and The Empire of Ice Cream. . .
Golden Gryphon’s Jeffrey Ford TPBs are now available!
I got an email from Golden Gryphon Press today announcing that the TPB versions of Jeffrey Ford’s magnificent first two collections are now available, and sporting covers by John Tomio-wants-a-sketch Picacio!
We are talking The Fantasy Writer’s Assistant and the The Empire of Ice Cream . . .
News – 2009 Golden Gryphon Books Preview
Golden Gryphon Press has put out a preview of their 2009 line-up . . .
News – Golden Gryphon Press sale!
Waking up to find out a quality publisher is having a sale! Golden Gryphon Press is reducing some of their stock to $20. Here was the release/message: Beluthahatchie, by Andy Duncan Claremont Tales, by Richard A. Lupoff Claremont Tales II , by Richard A. Lupoff Stories for an Enchanted Afternoon, by Kristine Kathryn Rusch The [...]
Book Review – Nano Comes to Clifford Falls and Other Stories
Author: Nancy Kress Publisher: Golden Gryphon Press Publishing Date: May 2008 Binding: Hardcover Cover Artist: Thomas Canty I first encountered Nancy Kress’ short fiction in the Wastelands anthology. The story Inertia was one of the highlights of that collection for me. Some time later Bookspotcentral hosted the title story of this collection (you can still [...]
Contest – The Well-Built City Trilogy by Jeffrey Ford (two sets!)
This is how we kick off a new week at BookSpotCentral! What we have here is a chance for two lucky winners to come away with the entire Well-Built City trilogy by the Nebula Award, World Fantasy Award, and Edgar Allan Poe Award winning author Jeffrey Ford. He’s one of the handful of writers that [...]
News – Jeffrey Ford’s Well-Built Trilogy rereleased and available now!
Golden Gryphon Books has republished The Well-Built Trilogy by Jeffrey Ford in trade paperback with all new covers by John Picacio and they are now available. Here is the statement by the publisher: Jeffrey Ford’s World Fantasy Award-winner The Physiognomy introduces Cley, master of Physiognomy, the pseudo-science of judging a person by his physical features, [...]
Exclusive – The Physiognomy by Jeffrey Ford (1st and 2nd Chapter)
I left the Well-Built City at precisely 4:00 in the afternoon of an autumn day. The sky was dark, and the wind was blowing when the coach pulled up in front of my quarters. The horses reared against a particularly fierce gale and my papers—describing the case that had been assigned to me no more [...]
Exclusive – Harvest of Changelings by Warren Rochelle (Chapter One)
I Beltaine, May Eve, Tuesday, 30 April – Wednesday, 1 May 1991 Malachi Lucius Tyson Malachi closed his eyes. Miss Windlemere read the poem, surely the most boring poem in the English language in her clear and precise and completely flat voice, draining any and all feeling out of the words, if there had been [...]
