Preorder channels are now open for the ebook formats of Kaaron Warren’s upcoming masterpiece, The Grief Hole. Available channels are as follows:
Amazon Kindle
Apple iBook
Barnes and Noble
Kobo
Books will be downloadable from 26 to 27th August 2016, depending on your geography.
Of course, if you want to preorder the more tangible trade paperback or clothbound editions, click here – you won’t be disappointed as Keely Van Order’s illustrations truly jump from the pages.
Finally, if you are interested in preordering the signed limited edition clothbound version of The Grief Hole, stay tuned for an announcement very soon – you will also be given the option for preordering the hardcover artist’s portfolio related to the project – something special indeed.
There are many grief holes.
There’s the grief hole you fall into when a loved one dies.
There’s another grief hole in all of us; small or large, it determines how much we want to live.
And there are the places, the physical grief holes, which attract suicides to their centre.
Sol Evictus, a powerful, charismatic singer, sends a young artist into The Grief Hole to capture the faces of the teenagers dying there. When she inevitably dies herself, her cousin Theresa resolves to stop this man so many love.
Theresa sees ghosts; she knows how you’ll die by the spirits haunting you. If you’ll drown, she’ll see drowned people. Most often she sees battered women, because she works to find emergency housing for abused women.
She sees no ghosts around Sol Evictus but she doesn’t let that stop her. Her passion to help, to be a saint, drives her to find a way to destroy him.
– Jeffrey Ford, multiple international award-winning fantasy author
Hi, I had the ebook preview saved in the Kobo ebook store ready to purchase when I was ready to read it. Apparently the ebook has been removed from all the ebook stores. Are you able to indicate when it will be available again in ebook format in Australia?
Preferably Kobo, but generic Epub is okay and lastly Kindle.
Hi Shane
Apologies for this. We are just in the transition of moving to new distributors in Australia and North America, and it required us to hand over distribution rights over to them – we had to cease our current channels and they will take over. It is a matter of waiting – checking in every couple of days – Kobo should be included in the new arrangements. Again, apologies. Gerry
Thanks Gerry. No worries.
And thank you very much for the prompt reply!