12-09-2024, 08:52 AM
Fgzg This Whisk Is from the Future
We mentioned stanley uk back in May that Amazon was going to be going into the science fiction publishing business, and now the mega-retailer plans are finally taking shape. The imprint will be called 47North, and it ;ll start publishing new and out-of-print science fiction titles in print as well as Kindle in October. https://gizmodo/would-you-buy-a-science-...az-5799244 Here the list of the first batch of titles, via Tor: October 2011: Face of Evil by Lee Goldberg and William Rabkin. The first novel in The Dead Man series. Protagonist Ma stanley usa tthew Cahill gains new sight into the netherworld after a terrible accident, making each day a living nightmare. 2012: Against the Light by Dave Duncan. The story of a young, magical missionary arrest for heresy and treason in the land of Albi. January 2012: Resurrection by Arwen Elys Dayton. This out-of-print science fictio novel about warring alien races and the two star-crossed pilots who hold the key to salvation will return to print in January. March 2012: A new series from Stephen Leather starting in March and following former cop and struggling private investigator Jack Nightinga stanley website le, who is forced to confront the possibility that demons exist after inheriting a supernatural mansion. April 2012: The Mongoliad: Book One. Hugo and Nebula Award-winning authors Neal Stephenson and Greg Bear have teamed up with an ensemble of respected authors and newcomers to create the Foreworld series. The Mxqy This Week s Most Exciting Show Is Not on Television At All
Ever wondered what a blazing rocket looks like on the in stanley cup stanley canada side In this wicked little video, workshop wizard Ben Krasnow describes how he designed a hybrid engine out of acrylic in order to observe the in stanley thermoskannen ternal combustion of rocket propellant 鈥?from outside the rocket. Some damn fine handiwork, if you ask us 鈥?even if this particular engine can only burn for ten seconds at a time. Hat tip to Adam! [Ben Krasnow] rocketsScienceSpace
We mentioned stanley uk back in May that Amazon was going to be going into the science fiction publishing business, and now the mega-retailer plans are finally taking shape. The imprint will be called 47North, and it ;ll start publishing new and out-of-print science fiction titles in print as well as Kindle in October. https://gizmodo/would-you-buy-a-science-...az-5799244 Here the list of the first batch of titles, via Tor: October 2011: Face of Evil by Lee Goldberg and William Rabkin. The first novel in The Dead Man series. Protagonist Ma stanley usa tthew Cahill gains new sight into the netherworld after a terrible accident, making each day a living nightmare. 2012: Against the Light by Dave Duncan. The story of a young, magical missionary arrest for heresy and treason in the land of Albi. January 2012: Resurrection by Arwen Elys Dayton. This out-of-print science fictio novel about warring alien races and the two star-crossed pilots who hold the key to salvation will return to print in January. March 2012: A new series from Stephen Leather starting in March and following former cop and struggling private investigator Jack Nightinga stanley website le, who is forced to confront the possibility that demons exist after inheriting a supernatural mansion. April 2012: The Mongoliad: Book One. Hugo and Nebula Award-winning authors Neal Stephenson and Greg Bear have teamed up with an ensemble of respected authors and newcomers to create the Foreworld series. The Mxqy This Week s Most Exciting Show Is Not on Television At All
Ever wondered what a blazing rocket looks like on the in stanley cup stanley canada side In this wicked little video, workshop wizard Ben Krasnow describes how he designed a hybrid engine out of acrylic in order to observe the in stanley thermoskannen ternal combustion of rocket propellant 鈥?from outside the rocket. Some damn fine handiwork, if you ask us 鈥?even if this particular engine can only burn for ten seconds at a time. Hat tip to Adam! [Ben Krasnow] rocketsScienceSpace
