Imaro is back!

[PaulMc]

The NEW Imaro book is now available.

http://www.thecimmerian.com/?p=9220

Really short notice - if you get it today (12/31) you can use the holiday discount code HOHOHO, which will save you $4 - it costs $4 to ship by mail, so basically you'll get shipping for free.

[The Griot]

Ordered mine today. You can read an excerpt here http://www.blacksciencefictionsociet...ource=activity

[Bill Ward]

Just ordered mine -- can't wait.

[che2000]

Oh my god, oh my god, oh my god - just ordered a copy!

[che2000]

Got my copy of Imaro: The Naama War yesterday and immediately abandoned all the other books I am currently reading. Thus far it has been wonderful and I am, as ever, astounded by Charles Saunder's ability to create worlds and characters that are simultaneously utterly fantastic and utterly believable.

Imaro rocks - a lot!

[The Griot]

Got mine, too. I am trying very, very hard not to start reading it until after I finish The Other Lands. Discipline, Griot, discipline!

[che2000]

Discipline is important, but since I was re-reading a couple of old favourites (sort of in anticipation of Imaro arriving) I don't feel too quilty.

On the other hand, as someone once said: 'anticipation is sauce to the meat'.

[Bill Ward]

Got mine, will be reading and reviewing soon. Touching dedication to Steve Tompkins in the front; tragic he didn't live to see this series completed, his scholarship on Imaro (and everything else) was just so terrific.

[che2000]

Finished The Naama War last night.
Three word review:
Welcome back, Imaro!

[che2000]

For a slightly more detailed review, you might want to check out my blog, Tales From the Computerbank: http://jameslecky.blogspot.com/2010/...ack-imaro.html

[The Griot]

I'm starting on my copy next week!

[che2000]

'Tis a treat. Enjoy!

[ScrewMoonshine]

And I have yet to get my hands on the first book in the series... I'm missing out, aren't I?

Robert Orme

[che2000]

Just a bit... but fear not, you can get them from Amazon.

[The Griot]

I'm missing out, aren't I?

Robert Orme

Yes you are.

[The Griot]

I completed Imaro IV on my flight to LA. After this book, I think that Charles should no longer be mentioned in conjunction with REH. Although I know these comparisons are made with good intentions, I think they are no longer needed. His work speaks for itself.