![]() Someone Comes to Town shortlisted for Canada’s Sunburst awardI'm pleased as punch to say that my novel, Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leave Town has been shortlisted for the Sunburst, Canada's national science fiction award. The Sunburst jury honored me with the award in 2004 for my short story collection A Place So Foreign and Eight More and this is a double-helping of delight. Someone Comes to Town... comes out in a new trade paperback edition this week, too! 4 Responses to “Someone Comes to Town shortlisted for Canada’s Sunburst award”Leave a Reply |
Magical realism and
literary iconoclasm abound in a novel that should appeal to fans of
experimental fiction in a near-future setting.
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Nice going, Cory...looking forward to seeing more of the same! Who says no one reads anymore!
I'd love your books anyway, but it does make me somewhat nationalistic as I proudly mention to other readers you are from Canada.
Well deserved.
[...] Oh - and in case you’d doubt that fiction writers would ever wander off into this wild water - Canadian Cory Doctorow has published all his books online, makes money through selling the print version (and many public appearances, I guess) - and recently had his newest book Someone Comes To Town, Someone Leaves Town shortlisted for Canada’s Sunburst award. Buy it here. We can be sure about JK Rowling never getting into bed with open access publishing (the money is just to enticing!), but for all you special interest writers who actually care most about the size and allegiance of their audience, there may just never have been anything better. [...]
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