Has there been a release date announced for HFQ?

fallsfromtrees wrote: quote="n7axw" quote="SHV""it's release date is September 8th, 2015.."
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If true that's an improvement over mid-Nov 2015.

Steve /quote


Whoa, whoa, here guys... let's stop, take a breath and clarify...

I could be wrong here, but as I understand what what said above is that the Wargod book will be September 15. RFC stated that HFQ is to be released Nov. 1, so I'm not sure where the Nov. 15 date is coming from.

So... does someone else have a better way of sorting this out?

Don /quote
I have just been to the Amazon web site. The release date for Sword of the South is given as 4 August, 2015
The release date for Hells Foundations Quiver is given as 8 September 2015.

Now it is possible that Amazon has got it wrong, but that's what the web site says

SHV wrote:"it's release date is September 8th, 2015.."
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If true that's an improvement over mid-Nov 2015.

Steve

Randomiser wrote:Amazon UK hasn't heard of it. But it is selling a book by one
W T Keeton published in July this year called 'Hell's Foundations Quiver' which appears to be a C22nd dystopia novel. Can any of the libarians (or, ahem, you should excuse my language, lawyers) hereabouts tell us how that works? Can you legally have 2 sci-fi books with certain similarities of theme by different people using the same title?

DrakBibliophile wrote:I'm not a librarian or a lawyer but to the best of my knowledge there's no law (in any country) against two (or more) books with the same title.

I just search Amazon.com for the title "This Rough Magic" and easily got three different books.

One is by Mary Stewart (which I knew about).

One is by Mercedes Lackey, Eric Flint and Dave Freer which I also knew about.

The third is a Kindle book by an author that I hadn't heard about.

Randomiser wrote:Amazon UK hasn't heard of it. But it is selling a book by one
W T Keeton published in July this year called 'Hell's Foundations Quiver' which appears to be a C22nd dystopia novel. Can any of the libarians (or, ahem, you should excuse my language, lawyers) hereabouts tell us how that works? Can you legally have 2 sci-fi books with certain similarities of theme by different people using the same title?

Randomiser wrote:Amazon UK hasn't heard of it. But it is selling a book by one
W T Keeton published in July this year called 'Hell's Foundations Quiver' which appears to be a C22nd dystopia novel. Can any of the libarians (or, ahem, you should excuse my language, lawyers) hereabouts tell us how that works? Can you legally have 2 sci-fi books with certain similarities of theme by different people using the same title?

SWM wrote:

Randomiser wrote:Amazon UK hasn't heard of it. But it is selling a book by one
W T Keeton published in July this year called 'Hell's Foundations Quiver' which appears to be a C22nd dystopia novel. Can any of the libarians (or, ahem, you should excuse my language, lawyers) hereabouts tell us how that works? Can you legally have 2 sci-fi books with certain similarities of theme by different people using the same title?

[librarian hat on] Nothing illegal about it. Look up how many books have the title "First Contact"[/librarian hat off]

SWM wrote:

Randomiser wrote:Amazon UK hasn't heard of it. But it is selling a book by one
W T Keeton published in July this year called 'Hell's Foundations Quiver' which appears to be a C22nd dystopia novel. Can any of the libarians (or, ahem, you should excuse my language, lawyers) hereabouts tell us how that works? Can you legally have 2 sci-fi books with certain similarities of theme by different people using the same title?

[librarian hat on]Nothing illegal about it. Look up how many books have the title "First Contact"[/librarian hat off]