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The Edge of the World

The Edge of the World Kevin J. Anderson

Journey to the edge of the world with Kevin J. Anderson's fantasy debut. Read an extract.

Monster

Monster A. Lee Martinez

The thing was big and white and hairy and it was eating all the ice cream in the walk-in freezer. Read an extract.

Introducing The Electric Church

Electric Church Ad

We’ve told you about Jeff Somers’ compulsory blog (*), now check out the-electric-church.com , a front for the actual Electric Church that purports to be an “official” book site. The site includes a puzzle of such devious design most of the Orbit team is convinced no one will solve it. (Jeff and I have more faith in the amateur codebreakers out there) Visit the site to take a crack at it. Or just poke around and chat with a Monk-bot to learn more about Dennis Squalor. You can also read the first chapter of The Electric Church here.

(*) Jeff Somers’ blog is not actually compulsory (but then we would say that, wouldn’t we.)

4 Responses to “Introducing The Electric Church”

  1. Shawn Speakman

    August 23rd, 2007 at 5:46 pm

    Now THAT is a cool website!

  2. gavsstudio

    August 24th, 2007 at 7:07 pm

    It scares me quite a lot. That interactive monk gave me a code… eek!

  3. Mary Wilke

    August 30th, 2007 at 3:39 pm

    People who love Philip K. Dick will love this story.

  4. Katie Glasgow

    September 8th, 2007 at 1:57 am

    The book is awesome! A sort of hodge-podge between The Matrix, a Cohen Brothers film, and David Caresh. I love it. Have movie rights sold yet? Something to think about . . .

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