Thread: Catch-22 now an e-book
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Old 03-02-2011, 09:18 AM   #55
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Originally Posted by amjbrown View Post
UK version on its way...

I tracked down the UK publisher's (Vintage, a RH imprint) contact address and pinged them and e-mail this weekend asking about a UK version.

I got a very nice reply saying the 50th Anniversary edition will be available in the UK as an eBook on 23rd June. ISBN 9781446466766 - which makes it feel very real

I feel quite motivated to start lobbying publishers about a range of titles! Clicking "tell the publisher you want this title on a Kindle" just doesn't give me the feedback I crave!

amjb
Yeah, clicking the button doesn't really get you anywhere. I always e-mail the publishers. I now know that Faber & Faber don't have the rights to publish an ebook version of "Lord of the Flies".
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