Interworld by Neil Gaiman and Michael Reaves Ships This Week
Sunday, May 11th, 2008
As Booklist notes, “A lad discovers that he can walk between alternate Earths–and is swept up in a war between them in this fast-paced, compulsively readable tale.”
Interworld will, as with our other Neil Gaiman Limited Editions, be printed on 80# Finch paper in two colors. This time, instead of a dust jacket, we’ve gone with some extensive, intricate stamping. You may note that the limitation is half that of our usual Gaiman limiteds, making this likely to sell out quick.
One final, important note about our edition: Michael Reaves has recently had considerable health problems related to Parkinson’s disease, with one round of brain surgery completed, and another in the near future. All of the profits from this limited edition will go to Mr. Reaves to help him with his medical and daily living expenses. Soon, we hope, he’ll be feeling much better and back to bringing us wonderful novels such as The Shattered World and The Burning Realm, to name two personal favorites.
Limited: 500 signed numbered hardcover copies: $60
Lettered: 26 signed leatherbound copies in traycase: $250


Please note: These copies are now sold out!
We’ve put together over half of our 2009 schedule thus far, with titles by Ray Bradbury, Alastair Reynolds, Caitlin R. Kiernan, Naomi Novik, John Scalzi, and many other fine writers. Just as with 2008, we’ll be publishing in the neighborhood of 60 books, a goodly mix of limited and trade editions. Just this week, we’ve reached agreement to add a few new books to that list, including one (and possibly two) by Kage Baker, a brand new collection by Greg Egan, and The Dark Volume, Gordon Dahlquist’s stunning followup to his literary debut fantasy, 

