EDIT: I found it (although I still recommend you put a link for convenience).
It's listed at amazon but not b&n. Weird. They don't give a release date though, so no telling when it comes out. Amazon also has a listing for the next volume of pastwatch, which isn't even in the next five novels to be written.
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Silly Americans. Amazon.ca has had it listed with what I asume is the actual release date for some time now. link.Posts: 1569 | Registered: Dec 2004
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It is funny that paperback books get released sooner in other countries. While in Israel (In May) I got a mass market paperback edition of Stephen King's Wolves of Calla that doesn't get released here until mid 2006. I just can't get myself to buy hard backs (or even trade paperbacks).
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If I ever met any of my deadlines, maybe the dates on the websites would be closer to accurate ...
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Are you trying to criticize yourself? You shouldn't do that, it only hurts self-esteem. And all the psycho-babble. Anywho, I don't mind if your deadlines are not met. Just as long as the book is finished sometime during this century.
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Amazon makes mistakes sometimes. It's certainly not available now, so even if you do order it, don't expect it until March or whenever the real release date is.
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"I love deadlines. I love the wooshing sound they make as they go by." -Douglas Adams
I've heard Orson Scott Card doesn't like Douglas Adams' writing, but I think there's one thing he can agree with.
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