Prometheus Project

Publishers Weekly reports that Brad Linaweaver's first Sliders novel, based on the Fox TV series, will be out in April, from Berkley, priced at $5.50. The title of the book: Lenin's Statue.

Linaweaver promises readers of Prometheus that he does for communists in this novel, what he did for nazis in Moon of Ice.

F. Paul Wilson writes that a few years ago, he donated non-exclusive audio rights to An Enemy of the State to the Washington Talking Book and Braille Library upon their request. Wilson's copies of the seven-year old tape surfaced last year, and Prometheus contacted the Library for more information.

The Library serves people with disabilities, and the tapes are not available to the public at large. However, the library will be happy to loan the tapes to anyone through inter-library loan, and interested individuals should contact their local library.

While the Hall of Fame Award winning novel, An Enemy of the State is available on audiotape only through the Washington Talking Book and Braille Library, other F. Paul Wilson books are available on tape for general purchase.

The Keep and The Tomb were both done by Books On Tape. Simon & Schuster Audio did The Select.

Author and political gadfly Richard E. Geiss has re-issued his adult sf novel, Star Whores (1980).

A murder mystery drags Toi King dangerously close to own death in this short novel. The angle is not specifically libertarian, although the central character, known as a Companion, is a prostitute on a mining space vessel who treats her job like any other economic activity. Strictly for adults.

Contact Richard E. Geiss at PO Box 11408, Portland, OR 97211-0408.

Richard Kyle Books is located at 242 E. 3rd Street, Long Beach, California, 90802; phone #(310) 432-KYLE.

Special thanks to F. Paul Wilson, Brad Linaweaver, and Victor Koman.