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Academic Exercises
By K. J. Parker
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Academic Exercises is the first collection of shorter work by master novelist K.J Parker, and it is a stunner. Weighing in at over 500 pages, this generous volume gathers together thirteen highly distinctive stories, essays, and novellas, including the recent World Fantasy Award-winner, "Let Maps to Others". The result is a significant publishing event, a book that belongs on the shelf of every serious reader of imaginative fiction.
The collection opens with the World Fantasy Award-winning "...
The collection opens with the World Fantasy Award-winning "...
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Guest Post: K.J. Parker on The Two of Swords and the Merits of Serialization
Earlier this week, Orbit announced their ambitious publication strategy for The Two of Swords, the next novel from award-winning fantasist K.J. Parker: it will be serialized, published digitally in installments and eventually collected into a single volume. What makes this experiment a little different: Parker hasn’t finished writing the book yet. We asked Parker to talk […]
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For years, one nagging question has troubled the minds of a small subset of genre readers: who is K.J. Parker? Since the publication of the author’s celebrated 1998 debut, Colours in the Steel, we’ve known the name to be a pseudonym for a previously published writer. But the person behind it has remained a mystery—even gender […]
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