“The Empty Chair” e-book released early!

Date October 19, 2006

For those of you unwilling to wait for the release of the book proper: From the Simon & Schuster e-book blog –

We have yet another advance eBook release this month — Rihannsu Book Five: The Empty Chair by Diane Duane. Capping off the 40th anniversary celebration of Star Trek, the long awaited conclusion of New York Times bestselling author Diane Duane’s saga Rihannsu featuring Captain Kirk and the crew of the legendary Starship Enterprise finally arrives.This title will go on-sale Monday, October 23rd.The previous four Rihannsu titles are also all available in eBook: Rihannsu Book One: My Enemy, My Ally; Rihannsu Book Two: The Romulan Way; Rihannsu Book Three: Swordhunt; and Rihannsu Book Four: Honor Blade.

Additionally, all four of these titles will be released as an omnibus collection, Rihannsu: The Bloodwing Voyages, next month.

Woo woo!

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4 Responses to ““The Empty Chair” e-book released early!”

  1. P J Evans said:

    October 19th, 2006 at 10:29 pm

    *bounce* *bounce* *bounce* *bounce*

    (I have both on order, but now there’s something to look forward to finding on the weekly Trip to the Mall! Besides, more than one copy is A Good Thing.)

    *bounce* *bounce* *bounce* *bounce*

  2. Garrett Fitzgerald said:

    October 20th, 2006 at 5:12 am

    Woo hoo! Will you be selling autographed copies of _The Bloodwing Voyages_ and _The Empty Chair_ on eBay?

  3. Anna said:

    October 20th, 2006 at 6:26 am

    I’d be happier if they waited and made it a real omnibus that includes book five. Oh, well. At least the book is finally coming out. I was ticked when I got to the end of Honor Blade and realized the story wasn’t finished.

  4. P J Evans said:

    October 20th, 2006 at 8:13 pm

    And, on a related tangent, a headline from today’s LA Times:

    Scientists Build Primitive Cloaking Device

    Reality doesn’t live up to fiction, unfortunately (if you’re using the device to hide yourself, you can’t see out any more than those outside can see in), but it’s expected to be useful for stuff like running microwave signals around corners.

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