Woot! Here we go...
Oh, and lest I forget. George Mann posting on here has reminded me that you can find two of my Mason's Rats stories in the The Solaris Book of New Science Fiction.
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- Neal Asher
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Damn, I think I put up the wrong image or there's another one I haven't received yet. The pictures will be the other way round, with that duck thing on the front cover.
Thanks for the mention, Neal. Everyone who has read early pdf copies of the anthology has commented on the Mason's Rats stories. It's a real pleasure to have them in the book. Next time, I'll tap you up for a Polity story too...
looks good, regardless. who does the art for all your new(er) covers neal? they have all been pretty fantastic lately.
Knowing this collection was in the offing I was hanging onto them, George. Anyway, most of these have been published before in something wide-circulation and it seems a bit of a piss-take to stick them again in a multi-author anthology. I just need to write some more...
Brent, it's the same artist as did my old covers, Steve Rawlings, though the cover designer is different: Neil Lang.
The covers look great, but I have what may be a stupid question. Why does "The Gabble" have the same synopsis as "Line War"?
Is this a another new book you have in the coming out?
Jonathan, that cover is just a mock up to show how it will look. Hopefully the cover blurbs will change.
Alex, it certainly is.
Sweet.... Now if just get Line of Polity and Brass Man in Hardcover (paperbacks are getting worn from too many readings and loan outs) I would be all set. r
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