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Wishing you all a happy holidays.
Sam :)
Saturday, 21 December 2013
Wednesday, 4 December 2013
TODESKUSS LAUNCHES IN BERLIN
This has been an incredibly exciting year for me career-wise coupled with a hugely successful, somewhat international, tour that began in the UK, went swiftly onto the USA and Canada, and will end with the launch of the German edition of Killing Kiss in Berlin on 14th December 2013.
The book has been named Todeskuss and I can now reveal the cover for the first time.
The launch takes place here:
THE OTHERLAND BOOKSHOP, BERLIN, 14th DEC 2013
Date: 14th December 2013
Time: 2.30pm
Address: Otherland Buchandlung, Bergmannstraße 25, 10961 Berlin, Germany
As you can imagine I am very much looking forward to seeing the physical copies first hand and this will definitely go down as a landmark moment. Not only is this my first translation, but I have also never been to Germany before.
This could be, I hope, the first of many trips there and I am very much looking forward to meeting what I hope will become new friends and readers.
Huge thanks go to Gunter Olschowsky, Commissioning Editor for Verlag Bucheinband Ines Neuman, and the co-translator Angie Timme for all the work they have done on carefully translating my words.
See you soon in Berlin!
The book has been named Todeskuss and I can now reveal the cover for the first time.
The launch takes place here:
THE OTHERLAND BOOKSHOP, BERLIN, 14th DEC 2013
Date: 14th December 2013
Time: 2.30pm
Address: Otherland Buchandlung, Bergmannstraße 25, 10961 Berlin, Germany
As you can imagine I am very much looking forward to seeing the physical copies first hand and this will definitely go down as a landmark moment. Not only is this my first translation, but I have also never been to Germany before.
This could be, I hope, the first of many trips there and I am very much looking forward to meeting what I hope will become new friends and readers.
Huge thanks go to Gunter Olschowsky, Commissioning Editor for Verlag Bucheinband Ines Neuman, and the co-translator Angie Timme for all the work they have done on carefully translating my words.
See you soon in Berlin!
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