Ah, I hadn't appreciated the book would become part of the Fall harvest in the Northern Hemisphere. For we dwellers on earth's underbelly it will be Spring ... but it is very appropriate that it will emerge up there then, autumn being that most melancholy of seasons. 'Tis winter here at present, here at the end of the world ... thoughts of icebergs gliding serenly by, with their penguin passengers, adrift on the Southern Ocean ...
Congratulations, Jacky!
ReplyDeleteLook forward to it.
Khalid.
(er..black sun, in case you've forgotten!)
Thanks! (No ... haven't forgotten Black Sun!)
ReplyDeleteSuper! I expect to read a work of erudition and pensive charm. Congratulations.
ReplyDeleteThanks Fido ... no pressure eh?!
ReplyDeleteGreat news with a great cover. I will be looking forward to those short, darkening days of fall when this appears.
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Nah, barometer's at zero. You can't not be erudite, pensive, charming and all that.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of the weather, it's snowing today. It's been just a dismal spring.
I am wondering why Black Sun, which I was just beginning to enjoy and had put on my Blogroll, has become Invitation Only.
ReplyDeleteAh, I hadn't appreciated the book would become part of the Fall harvest in the Northern Hemisphere. For we dwellers on earth's underbelly it will be Spring ... but it is very appropriate that it will emerge up there then, autumn being that most melancholy of seasons. 'Tis winter here at present, here at the end of the world ... thoughts of icebergs gliding serenly by, with their penguin passengers, adrift on the Southern Ocean ...
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