The Freeze-Frame Revolution

The Freeze-Frame Revolution - Paperback

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The Freeze-Frame Revolution
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The Freeze-Frame Revolution - Paperback

The Freeze-Frame Revolution - Paperback

by Peter Watts
$15.95
$15.95

Book Overview

  • Promotion at major trade and genre conventions, including BEA, ALA, Readercon, the International Conference for the Fantastic in the Arts, and the World Science Fiction convention.
  • Features, interviews, and reviews targeting literary and genre venues, including the Washington Post, NPR, the Los Angeles Times, The New York Times, the Chicago Tribune, and the San Francisco Chronicle
  • Author appearance tour dates TBD
  • Planned galley distribution and book giveaways to include NetGalley, Goodreads, Edelweiss, Tor.com, and additional online outlets
  • Advertising and promotion in national print, online outlets, and social media
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    ISBN9781616962524
    Author Peter Watts
    PublisherTachyon Publications
    GenreLiterature
    FormatPaperback
    PublishedJune 2018
    LanguageENG- English
    Pages192
    Weight1.0 lb
    Target AudienceAdults
    Print SizeStandard Print

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    About Peter Watts

    Peter Watts is a former marine biologist and the Hugo and Nebula nominated author of novels such as Starfish, Maelstrom and Behemoth, and numerous short stories. He has been called "a hard science fiction writer through and through and one of the very best alive" by The Globe and Mail and whose work the New York Times called "seriously paranoid."

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