Now for the infomercial... Here are some other people who loved, liked, enjoyed the book:
"Gardner (Strange Men in Pinstripe Suits), a rising purveyor of high literary strangeness, offers a fresh slice of phantasmagoria densely packed with striking images.." ....Publishers Weekly
"This book is amazing, Cate's writing is intelligent, lyrical, emotional. evocative and totally engaging..." ...Jim McLeod, Ginger Nuts of Horror (Jim also listed the book in his top fifteen reads of the year)
"From the battlefields of Europe, to the end of the world, this novel is a seamless blend of physical and psychological horror that will leave a distinct impression..." ...Pablo Cheesecake, The Eloquent Page (Pablo also picked it as his book of the month for December)
"The aesthetic of this 40,000 word novella evokes theater and circuses and other strange, false places that tell true stories. It’s a cross between Gaiman’s Neverwear, Maguire’s Wicked and Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse-Five, and if you enjoy any of those, you will enjoy the “Theatre of Curious Acts." ...Caroline E Willis at Tangent Online.
And there are more reviews on Theatre's page and you can find it on Goodreads here.
It's available in..
Hardback: Amazon US, Amazon UK, Barnes & Noble
Paperback: Amazon US Amazon UK Amazon Canada Barnes & Noble Book Depository
eBook: Amazon US Amazon UK Amazon France Amazon Germany
The Amazon UK & Canada paperback isn't live as of this moment, but should be soon. It will also be available for the Nook soon and Eric has kindly added Theatre to the Hadley Rille Books eBook sale so it's cheaper at the moment.
"This book is amazing, Cate's writing is intelligent, lyrical, emotional. evocative and totally engaging..." ...Jim McLeod, Ginger Nuts of Horror (Jim also listed the book in his top fifteen reads of the year)
"From the battlefields of Europe, to the end of the world, this novel is a seamless blend of physical and psychological horror that will leave a distinct impression..." ...Pablo Cheesecake, The Eloquent Page (Pablo also picked it as his book of the month for December)
"The aesthetic of this 40,000 word novella evokes theater and circuses and other strange, false places that tell true stories. It’s a cross between Gaiman’s Neverwear, Maguire’s Wicked and Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse-Five, and if you enjoy any of those, you will enjoy the “Theatre of Curious Acts." ...Caroline E Willis at Tangent Online.
And there are more reviews on Theatre's page and you can find it on Goodreads here.
It's available in..
Hardback: Amazon US, Amazon UK, Barnes & Noble
Paperback: Amazon US Amazon UK Amazon Canada Barnes & Noble Book Depository
eBook: Amazon US Amazon UK Amazon France Amazon Germany
The Amazon UK & Canada paperback isn't live as of this moment, but should be soon. It will also be available for the Nook soon and Eric has kindly added Theatre to the Hadley Rille Books eBook sale so it's cheaper at the moment.
13 comments:
You know, I'm really really happy for you. You've worked your butt off and now you're getting your just rewards with lots of classy publications. Happy Xmas, Cate!
Thanks, Mike. And a jolly merry one to you too :D
Woo! This is awesome news, and a copy shall be mine. Oh yes.
Hope you're having a great holiday season! :-)
I am and right back at you, Anthony
WSAHD, as always! Congrats again, Cate. And a merry Xmas.
Awesome!
Publisher's Weekly.
OMG!
Fabulous, Cate.
Fantastic news, Cate! I'm really happy for you.
Cate, the accolades keep coming. Well deserved. You have, as Michael so delicately put it, worked your butt off.
Kudos!
Congratulations! Happy bookday!
Congratulations! Great to see another of your books in print :)
A *Merry* Christmas to you too, Simon
Thanks, Bobbie
Thanks, Deborah
Thanks, Alan
I so wish I'd worked my butt off, Aaron ;)
Thanks, Kate
Thanks, Danielle
Gorgeous. Utterly gorgeous. I am over the moon and.. yes. MINE :D
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