Tag Archives: Germany

Jon Sprunk’s forthcoming fantasy trilogy sells in Germany

Jon Sprunk's debut Shadow's fantasy trilogy, which will be published in the US by Pyr next summer, will now have an edition in Germany... Read more [...]

Matthew Sturges sends Midwinter to Germany

Matthew Sturges sold German rights to his Midwinter and The Office of Shadow to Verlagsgruppe Lubbe... Read more [...]

JABberwocky reports foriegn rights sales for Brett, Buckell, Campbell, Harris, Huff, Kurtz & Harris, Sanderson, and Sprunk

JABberwocky Literary Agency keeps up its steady flow of foreign rights sales. This time, they're reporting sales for Peter V. Brett, Tobias Buckell, Jack Campbell, Tanya Huff, Katherine Kurtz & Deborah Turner Harris, Brandon Sanderson, and Jon Sprunk, in Bulgaria, Estonia, France, Germany, Japan, Norway, and Russia... Read more [...]

Rachel Caine’s Morganville Vampires coming to Germany, Hungary, and Poland

Agent Lucienne Diver sold foreign rights to several of Rachel Caine's Morganville Vampires novels in Germany, Hungary, and Poland... Read more [...]

Kerstin Gier sells Ruby Red trilogy in US

Kerstin Gier's chidren's fantasy trilogy Ruby Red is also coming out in English (and Spanish, Norwegian, Polish…) Read more [...]

A. Lee Martinez’s Divine Misfortune sells in Germany

German rights to A. Lee Martinez's Divine Misfortune sold to Piper Verlag by agent Sally Harding of the Cooke Agency. The book (to be published by Orbit in March 2010) tells the story... Read more [...]

JABberwocky’s foreign sales for Brett, Campbell, Green, Harris, and Sanderson

Agent Joshua Bilmes is reporting foreign rights sales (or extensions) for Peter V. Brett, Jack Campbell, Simon R. Green, Charlaine Harris, and Brandon Sanderson... Read more [...]

Shirley Jackson Award Lottery Winners Announced

The fund-raising lottery gave away more than fifty signed books, editorial consultations, and more, to donors from four different countries... Read more [...]

Rocket scientist Konrad Dannenberg dies

German-born US rocket scientist Konrad Dannenberg (1912-2009) worked on the V-2 during World War II, and then played a role in the development of the US spaceflight program... Read more [...]

Books Received: February 2009

Books received for review during the month of February 2009. This page is updated throughout the month. Read more [...]

N.K. Jemisin sells The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms in Germany

N.K. Jemisin sold German language rights to The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms and two sequels to Holger Kappel of Blanvalet. Bastian Schlück of Thomas Schlück GMBH was the subagent for agent Lucienne Diver of The Knight Agency. Read more [...]

Altered States, Take Two—a review of Fringe’s “In Which We Meet Mr. Jones”

An improvement, as the solution doesn't necessarily lead back to the very same answer. The show is getting better and looking up... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.) Read more [...]

Asian space race heads to the Moon

India just launched its first lunar probe, becoming the third Asian nation and sixth overall to send a robot to the Moon. The $80 million mission is expected to map the surface and look for... Read more [...]

KGB Fantastic Fiction Raffle ends, should support the series for two years

The KGB Fantastic Fiction Raffle raised enough money to support the series for two years, and to offer readers a small stipend. Many winners will be receiving... Read more [...]

Missing third of Metropolis rediscovered

Nearly 100 missing minutes of Fritz Lang's 1927 classic film Metropolis have been discovered in the archives of a museum in Argentina... Read more [...]

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