Thread: what would be a good Cherryh introductory novel
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Old 04-02-2012, 08:02 PM   #22
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Originally Posted by CRussel View Post
It tends to be a problem with back titles, and it's certainly a problem with getting control back when they can't be bothered releasing a back title. Or that's been my perception. I'd be happy to hear from authors who say it isn't a problem, and I'd definitely be glad to have the early works from Cherryh available.
That's the impression that I get as well. Cherryh's Bain books are available (Paladin), and a few others are, but most aren't. I really, really want the Morgaine books as ebooks. Jennifer Roberson has the same issue. She really wants to release he Sword-Dancer books as ebooks, but Penguin (distributor for DAW) is dragging their feet. Apparently, the good news is that DAW plans to release their entire backlist as ebooks. The bad news is that they are doing it very slowly.
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