This is it... The official publication day of Resonance. At last, the climax to the Ragnarok trilogy.
Yay...
For more than that monosyllabic celebration, feel free to nip over to my publisher's blog where I wrote a mini-essay on the trilogy, its genesis, and some general weirdness.
Enjoy!
posted by John Meaney at
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John Meaney is a lifelong martial artist, a computer consultant with degrees in physics and computer science, and a trained hypnotist.
As an author of several series, he has won the IPPY Award and been a finalist for the BSFA Award multiple times.
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Congrats, and warm regards. At last! Feel free to rest on your laurels for a couple of weeks...
Any plans to release electronic versions of the trilogy in the US?
Hi John. Congrats on publication day! I had my e-copy beamed to my tablet first thing yesterday morning and have had to restrain myself from reading the whole thing in one go!
Seeing Nulapeiron appear as chapter headings somehow managed to make me even more excited - I can't wait to read those spoilers i nearly revealed by accident a few months ago.
I've also just had a look at the essay you penned for the Gollancz website - You really can tell that you enjoyed writing this trilogy as it is a complete joy to read.
Not to sound too much of a gushing fan-boy but your prose style has a way of drawing me right into your worlds and not letting go. I haven't finished this trilogy yet but having read some of the final book i know none of your fans will be disappointed and i wanted to be the first to say a big thank you for, well, everything really. Please don't ever stop writing!
Merry Christmas to you and Yvonne and i wish you and your family all the best for 2014.
Hurrah! And indeed Huzzah!
Seems like I've been waiting a looong time for this one.
Thanks, John, and keep up the good work.
Thanks, everyone!
Max... No US plans yet. In fact it's time to check in with my agent regarding getting something happening over there! I'll make sure the trilogy appears there at some point, at least electronically. When I've a timescale, I'll put up a post.
So thanks again, and have a lovely holiday, everyone.
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