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| JM Lofficier |
 Posté le: Sam Oct 30, 2010 2:32 pm Sujet du message: 2011 Publishing Program |
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An Earthman falls in love with a Venusian woman via interplanetary radio… Super-smart mastodons rule mankind… Travel to other worlds in 19th century rockets… Explore the Microverse and the Hollow Earth… Behold lei-powered planes and extra-dimensional entities… Discover a world where electricity has suddenly vanished… See how men in 1878 pictured the world of 2000…
These themes and more will be explored in a new series of translations of classic novels of French science fiction and fantasy, spearheaded by award-winning writer and translator Brian Stableford, under the editorship of Jean-Marc and Randy Lofficier.
After the publication in 2010 of high profile works, such as the novels of Maurice Renard, J.-H. Rosny Aîné and the first Goncourt Award-winner J.-A. Nau, Black Coat Press will be releasing a new series of French classics in 2011.
Among these will be the ground-breaking 18th century novels Lamekis, Giphantia and Amilec. At the top of the list are Albert Robida with Chalet in the Sky (1925), Achille Euyraud with Voyage to Venus (1865), Jules Lermina with The Secret of Zippelius (1893), Henri Allorge with The Great Cataclysm (1927), Renée Dunan with Baal (1924), Jean Richepin with Wings (1911), as well as works by Charles Cros, André Bleunard, Alphonse Brown, Gabriel de Lautrec, Han Ryner, Paul Vibert and more.
In total, over 20 new translations will be released during 2011, the continuation of an unprecedented and award-winning effort in the history of genre publishing. A complete list of authors and titles is available on the Black Coat Press website at:
http://www.blackcoatpress.com/catalog.htm
Since its inception in the summer of 2003, Black Coat Press has been the foremost publisher of French science fiction and crime thrillers in the English-language.
A division of Hollywood Comics.com
, LLC, Black Coat Press, named after Paul Féval’s seminal 19th century crime thriller saga The Black Coats, which it also publishes, is an Encino, CA-based small press publisher whose products are listed on the Bowker’s Books in Print â index and Publishers Authority Database. Its books are produced by Lightning Source, a subsidiary of Ingram Industries, Inc. |
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| JM Lofficier |
| Posté le: Sam Nov 06, 2010 9:25 am Sujet du message: |
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Here is a list of the French SF works slotted for 2011/12 publication:
Han Ryner: THE TRAVELS OF PSYCHODORUS, CYNIC PHILOSOPHER (Les Voyages de Psychodore, philosophe cynique) (1903) & THE SUPERHUMANS (Les Surhommes) (1929)
Captain Danrit - Robinsons Sous-Marins [Undersea Odyssey a.k.a. The Sunken Submarine] (1907)
The Supreme Progress - An anthology including An Interastral Drama (1872) by Charles Cros; The Supreme Progress (late 1880s-early 1890s) by Louis Mullem; The End of the World (1872) by Eugène Mouton & 15 more tales from the 19th century
Albert Robida - Un Chalet dans les Airs [Chalet in the Sky] (1925) & Un Potache en 1950 [A Student In 1950] (1917)
Jules Lermina - Le Secret des Zippelius [The Secret of Zippelius] (1893)
Achille Eyraud - Voyage à Vénus [Voyage to Venus] (1865)
Gabriel de Lautrec - La Vengeance du Portrait Ovale [Vengeance Of The Oval Portrait] (1922)
André Bleunard - Toujours Plus Petits [Ever Smaller] (1893) and The Involuntary Spirit
Paul Vibert - The Mysterious Fluid & Other Stories (1909-14)
Alphonse Brown - Une Ville de Verre (A City Of Glass) (1890-91)
Henri Allorge - Le Grand Cataclysme [The Great Cataclysm] (1927)
André Mas: Dirméa, Le Monde des Vierges [Dimea, World Of Virgins] (1923) and Jules Perrin: Un Monde sur le Monde [A World Above] (With Henri Lanos) (1910)
Marcel Rouff - Voyage au Monde à l'Envers [Journey To The Inverted World] (1923)
Charles de Fieux, Chevalier de Mouhy - Lamékis, ou Les Voyages Extraordinaires d'un Égyptien dans la Terre Intérieure avec la Découverte de l'Île des Sylphides [Lamekis, or The Extraordinary Voyages Of An Egyptian In The Inner Earth With The Discovery Of Sylphides' Island] (1737-3
Theo Varlet - La Grande Panne [The Great Collapse] (1930)
Tiphaigne de la Roche - Giphantie (Babylone-Durand, 1760; transl. 1761)
Amilec, ou La Graine d'Hommes qui Sert à Peupler les Planètes [Amilec, or The Seed Of Man Who Is Used To Seed The Planets] (Lambert, 1753)
Adele Lacerte - Nemoville (1917)
Renée Dunan - Baal ou La Magicienne Passionée, Livre des Ensorcellements [Baal or The Impassioned Magician, Book Of Spells] (1924)
Guy d'Armen - Les Troglodytes du Mont Everest (1929)
Edmond Haraucourt - Le Gorilloide
Georges Pellerin - Le Monde dans 2000 Ans [The World In 2000 Years] (1878)
Jean Richepin - L'Aile, Roman des Temps Nouveaux [The Wing, Novel Of Modern Times] (1911)
Henri de Regnier - Histoires Incertaines [Uncertain Tales] (1919)
Alain le Drimeur - La Cité Future [The Future City] (1890)
Theo Varlet - La Belle Valence [The Beautiful Valencia] (1923)
Plus one more Madame Atomos volume. |
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| alvin |
| Posté le: Dim Fév 20, 2011 1:02 pm Sujet du message: |
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| personne pour parler des Dieux Verts de Nathalie Henneberg ? |
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| JM Lofficier |
| Posté le: Lun Fév 21, 2011 10:47 am Sujet du message: |
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| personne pour parler des Dieux Verts de Nathalie Henneberg ? |
Visiblement pas... Il y a un sujet dessus quelques sujets ci-dessous, mais en general il y a rarement de commentaites ici. |
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| alvin |
| Posté le: Mer Fév 23, 2011 9:01 pm Sujet du message: |
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| C'est étonnant car il ne figure pas dans tes listes de parutions 2010 et 2011. Je l'ai vu pourtant chez Charles Moreau. Veux-tu que j'en fasse une chronique sur OM ? |
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| JM Lofficier |
| Posté le: Jeu Fév 24, 2011 11:47 am Sujet du message: |
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| alvin a écrit: |
| C'est étonnant car il ne figure pas dans tes listes de parutions 2010 et 2011. Je l'ai vu pourtant chez Charles Moreau. Veux-tu que j'en fasse une chronique sur OM ? |
Si, si... Tu as dû le louper... Regard le sujet "October...." (Il est sorti en Octobre 2010)
Regarde sur le sommaire; c'est 5 sujets en dessous je crois... |
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