And Now A Word from Paper Golem: Ebooks!

Rejiggering the Thingamajig and Other Stories is the first collection from Hugo Award nominee Eric James Stone, and features his Nebula Award-winning story “That Leviathan, Whom Thou Hast Made.” It also includes an introduction by legendary Analog editor Stanley Schmidt. Here’s the full table of contents:

Rejiggering the Thingamajig • Premature Emergence • In Memory • Resonance • Betrayer of Trees • American Banshee • The Six Billion Dollar Colon • The Man Who Moved the Moon • Buy You A Mockingbird • Salt of Judas • The Final Element • Accounting for Dragons • Tabloid Reporter to the Stars • The Day the Music Died • Upgrade • The Robot Sorcerer • The Ashes of His Fathers • Taint of Treason • Attitude Adjustment • Waiting for Raymond • Like Diamond Tears from Emerald Eyes • Loophole • The Greatest Science Fiction Story Ever Written • That Leviathan, Whom Thou Hast Made

Clicking either the title link or the cover image will take you to the appropriate Amazon Kindle page. You can also follow these links to get the book in Trade Paperback (Amazon and Barnes & Noble) or in Hardcover (Amazon and Barnes & Noble).

The Wizard of Macatawa and Other Stories is our newest release and showcases the talents of Tom Doyle. It includes his Writers of the Future winner “While Ireland Holds These Graves” as well as an introduction by James Patrick Kelly. Here’s that table of contents:

The Wizard of Macatawa • A Sense of Closure • Inversions • Hooking Up • Art’s Appreciation • Crossing Borders • The Floating Otherworld • Noise Man • The Garuda Bird • Sea and Stars • Consensus Building • While Ireland Holds These Graves

And again, clicking the title link or the book’s cover image will take you to its Kindle page. Whereas these links will allow you to buy the book in Trade Paperback (Amazon and Barnes & Noble) and Hardcover (Amazon and Barnes & Noble).

This is a good place to mention that Paper Golem has a somewhat unusual policy.

If we publish both paper and ebook editions of the same work, and you’ve already bought the paper version (either Trade Paperback or Hardcover) you don’t have to pay for the privilege of also having the book on your phone or tablet or other electronic reading device.

Send us an email with a photo of you holding the book (cover facing out, please), we’ll post that picture in our gallery and send you a copy of the ebook. Seriously. Full details can be found on the Paper Golem website.