Books, blog and other blather
“Heliopolis Rising,” a new short story of mine, was just published in Polar Borealis, a zine dedicated to Canadian speculative fiction. It’s been a while since I had something new in print, so it feels pretty good. Many thanks to Graeme Cameron for picking my story.
It’s also the first bit of fiction I’ve had published that is totally Korea-free. So that feels pretty good, too (not that there’s anything wrong with Korea, of course).
So, now that YOUNG-HEE & THE PULLOCHO is out of print, the ebook is the main way people can buy it (revised, with an added short story!). However, I realize that not everyone likes reading ebooks.
Luckily, I have a solution for those of you who prefer reading physical, printed books — it just so happens that I have a whole bunch left. First editions! (Well, there was only one edition, but still …)
So, if anyone would like an old-fashioned printed edition of YOUNG-HEE & THE PULLOCHO, you can buy them directly from me. I guess $5 plus shipping is fine (up to you what kind of shipping you want). Heck, I’m happy to sign it, too, if you’re into that sort of thing.
Just drop me an email at mrussell (at) pobox.com with your details, and you, too, can be the owner of a physical copy of YOUNG-HEE & THE PULLOCHO.
Pop Goes Korea: Behind the Revolution in Movies, Music and Internet Culture (2nd edition) is the only English-language book to examine the whole of Korea's entertainment industry and how it became such a powerhouse over the past 20 years. With profiles of many of Korea's top stars (including Lee Byung-hun and Rain), Pop Goes Korea features chapters on movies, music, television, comic books, the Internet, and more.
On sale now at:
Amazon.com
Kobo eBooks
And hopefully more ebooks stores very soon.
The original edition of Pop Goes Korea is now out of print.
K-Pop Now! takes a fun look at Korea’s high-energy pop music, and is written for its growing legions of fans. It features all the famous groups and singers, and takes an insider’s look at how they have made it to the top.
You can buy at:
Amazon.com
Chapters Indigo
Tuttle (my publisher)
Kyobo Books (in Korea)
Goodreads (not for buying, but still a good link)
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