Reconstituted MEAT. Recycled Garbage. Cover Reveal…

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If you’re familiar with the rise and fall of Beautiful Books, you’ll know how much it means to me to see my first two novels back on sale – as brand new print editions and enhanced eBooks, updated and with additional content.

Almost more exciting (though it really shouldn’t be!) is the new art for the jackets. And here they are – Garbage Man & MEAT:

Garbage Man

MEAT

It’s a tricky thing to a get a book cover right but Oak Tree Press – the brand new Andrews UK imprint – have nailed the designs, breathing new life into both titles.

Publication date for both books is 28th October 2013, so expect a launch event somewhere fun around Halloween.

In the meantime, a huge thank you to Brie Burkeman for finding a new home for these titles and the same to everyone at Oak Tree Press for all their hard work.

I’m absolutely delighted with the results!

(Incidentally, if you can’t wait until October why not check out some of my other titles…)

18 thoughts on “Reconstituted MEAT. Recycled Garbage. Cover Reveal…”

    1. I’d be delighted if you would – thank you!

      Glad you enjoyed MEAT and hope Garbage Man satisfies too…

      Do let me know!

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    1. Thanks, Aleksandra!

      Not certain about preorders yet, however, the audio versions will be presented by AudioGo. We’re just picking the narrators at the moment!

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    1. Thanks, man! I love them too, especially Garbage Man.

      I’m sure I can get you an eARC of the new edition of GM, if you’d like one, BTW.

      Reply

  6. Hiya, I tried to post to your blog earlier on, but I’m not sure if it registered.

    Many apologies for a very direct approach, but I didn’t want to go through AudioGo and risk confusion.

    If possible, please could you contact me, I have some questions about Meat and Garbage Man.

    Best regards

    David

    Reply
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Joseph D’Lacey was born in London and has spent most of his life in the midlands. For many years, he has written novels and short stories, usually in the darker genres. This work has always been somewhat at odds with his other vocation: acupuncture and healing. In response to the machinations of our parasitic elites and the needs of living men and women everywhere, writing fiction has taken a back seat to sharing Truth, promoting Sovereignty and working to improve people's Wellbeing - physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually. All this involves blogging non-fiction which, it turns out, is a lot harder than just telling stories...