The Onyx Court returns!
May. 30th, 2023 11:54 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
swan_towerOver the last five months, I have re-issued all the novels of the Onyx Court series. Midnight Never Come and In Ashes Lie had been available in ebook for a while, but not print (in the U.S., that is), and in recent years A Star Shall Fall and With Fate Conspire were not available in the U.S. at all.
As of today, though, that is all changed! With the re-publication of With Fate Conspire the entire series is now available everywhere in print, electronic, and audiobook format. I can't promise it's at all retailers yet -- the process of the print edition filtering out to different stores is an arcane one that moves at its own pace -- but whatever market you're in, you should be able to get hold of it now. I am delighted to have the whole set back in print!
(originally posted at Swan Tower: https://is.gd/jEqcXF)
As of today, though, that is all changed! With the re-publication of With Fate Conspire the entire series is now available everywhere in print, electronic, and audiobook format. I can't promise it's at all retailers yet -- the process of the print edition filtering out to different stores is an arcane one that moves at its own pace -- but whatever market you're in, you should be able to get hold of it now. I am delighted to have the whole set back in print!
(originally posted at Swan Tower: https://is.gd/jEqcXF)
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Date: 2023-05-31 05:31 am (UTC)Thank you! I've always felt the same way about them, and I like how it feels as if they go together as a series without it being the "palette swap" approach series can fall into. But &$#@! was the fourth one a beast to come up with . . . Tim Powers saved me, the day my brain rebelled I sat down to read Declare instead of continuing to trawl Victorian literature for title possibilities, and found myself staring at a variant edition of a stanza from "The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam." I'd previously read and dismissed it because in my edition the line was "with Him conspire," i.e. God, but apparently Fitzgerald tinkered with that poem a lot, and Powers happened to quote a different version.