Three stories from Flight or Fright were nominated for the 2020 Ignotus Awards (the Spanish equivalent of the Hugos). They are:
“Quedan liberados” [You Are Released], Joe Hill, translated by José Óscar Hernández Sendín (Por los aires)
“El experto en turbulencias” [The Turbulence Expert]...
That all sounds correct to me. "First trade" as opposed to "True First" or "First Edition". In any rare cases where a Book Club Edition was issued before the commercial/public release, collectors would refer to it as a "True First". Collectors interested in First Editions are generally looking...
Our local Randall's grocery store closed in January, so we participated in the liquidation sale and were already well stocked up on many things before the crisis hit. One thing we went looking for specifically and didn't find was powdered milk -- but I did eventually find some at HEB online for...
I don't know that I'd say it wasn't well received when it came out. From Wiki:
According to Publishers Weekly, the final sales figure for The Talisman in 1984 was 880,287 copies. The original hardbound edition spent 12 weeks as #1 on the New York Times Best Seller List with a total of 23 weeks...
It was in the first or second episode. The two cops are reviewing CCTV footage and there's a police tech sitting in front of a computer staring at the screen while they talk around him. He never says a word.
Did you catch Harlan Coben's cameo? There are quite a few plot changes according to this article. I thought it was okay but not great. I stuck with it to the end but it tried my patience at times.
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