New Book

[Jonathan H]

No, October.

Sorry, but I have no control over the timing and did not know that vendors, like Amazon, will put up a date that is, to some extent, provisional and guess-work on their part --sometimes quite accurate.

Probably it would have come out earlier this year if I had not asked, mid-last year, to take it back and rewrite it to include new and we think indispensable sources only found after the original manuscript had been sent.

I would never have put up the March 2015 date had I realized that by this action I had myself staggered the release, but nobody informed me this would be the inevitable consequence.

At the moment on Amazon.uk my book supposedly goes for 999 pounds. We have tried, in vain, to have this ludicrous error changed.

By all means, if anybody who has pre-paid/ordered (I have not seen a cent) does not want to wait any longer then by of course cancel it and get your money back.

[GUT]

still the end of August mate?

[pinkmoon]

Just trolling through Jonathan's posts over the last month or so and can't find it but I seem to recall he thought about October now, but not 100% sure on that.

I do hope we are not going to be disappointed again it just seems a bit to good to be true

[GUT]

Just trolling through Jonathan's posts over the last month or so and can't find it but I seem to recall he thought about October now, but not 100% sure on that.

[pinkmoon]

It was due out in March it's publication has been delayed j.j hainsworth the author has a Facebook page.

[GUT]

Thanks for this Gut!

Amazon is still showing the date of publication as 30th March 2015.

New information, eh.
Sounds interesting!

Pretty sure he posted somewhere here about it, seems to do with Montie's family and their belief he was Jacky Boy, if memory serves. [But that may be wrong]

[barnflatwyngarde]

Pretty sure the problem s that publication was delayed after Jonathon found some new info at the last minute and it was so good it just HAD to be incorporated.

Thanks for this Gut!

Amazon is still showing the date of publication as 30th March 2015.

New information, eh.
Sounds interesting!

[GUT]

Jonathan, re your forthcoming book, I notice that the publisher is American.
As an ex-librarian it was always a matter of frustration to me just how difficult it was to get American imprints via our regular non-fiction library supplier.

All British library authorities will be tied into a deal with a company that will supply them with non-fiction titles. Approx' 70-80% of the NF titles supplied will be chosen by the company, not the library authority.

I suggest you contact your publisher to ensure that they push/publicise the book to all British library authorities and all the major library book suppliers.

It would be a pity if this book was "missed" by public libraries.

I hope this helps.


I posted the above a few months ago re "Jack the Ripper - Case Solved 1891" by JJ Hainsworth.

The Amazon price of £23.46 is a bit outwith my budget, so I ordered the book from my local library. I got a reply back that there supplier "could not source" the book.

Has anyone managed to get this book from their local library?

I did anticipate problems in getting this book on to the shelves of UK libraries, but it is disappointing nevertheless.

Pretty sure the problem s that publication was delayed after Jonathon found some new info at the last minute and it was so good it just HAD to be incorporated.

[barnflatwyngarde]

Problems Getting This Book

Jonathan, re your forthcoming book, I notice that the publisher is American.
As an ex-librarian it was always a matter of frustration to me just how difficult it was to get American imprints via our regular non-fiction library supplier.

All British library authorities will be tied into a deal with a company that will supply them with non-fiction titles. Approx' 70-80% of the NF titles supplied will be chosen by the company, not the library authority.

I suggest you contact your publisher to ensure that they push/publicise the book to all British library authorities and all the major library book suppliers.

It would be a pity if this book was "missed" by public libraries.

I hope this helps.


I posted the above a few months ago re "Jack the Ripper - Case Solved 1891" by JJ Hainsworth.

The Amazon price of £23.46 is a bit outwith my budget, so I ordered the book from my local library. I got a reply back that there supplier "could not source" the book.

Has anyone managed to get this book from their local library?

I did anticipate problems in getting this book on to the shelves of UK libraries, but it is disappointing nevertheless.

[Amanda]

Mmmm....

Hi Jonathon,

Looks like a good read.

However, you're guaranteed to get an award for most expensive paperback!

Good luck,
Amanda

[barnflatwyngarde]

This interested me, as I'm an American acquistions librarian for a community college. We use a supplier, but can choose our titles from lists. As far as getting British books, often we wait for an edition to come out in the U.S.
Are JTR books published in the USA not generally also published in the U.K.? Just curious.
Pat D.

Pc,
Many of the JTR books published in the UK will never make an appearance on USA book suppliers lists.

The only suggestion I can make is that you regularly check Amazon UK to identify any recent and forthcoming JTR titles.
You can then order these titles from your American suppliers.

Some library suppliers will tell you that it it is difficult to sources books from the UK, this is simply not true.

It may be a bit more work for the, but it is easily done.

Good luck!

[Jonathan H]

UK:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Jack-Ripper-Case-Solved-1891-Hainsworth/dp/0786496762/ref=zg_bsnr_276306_26

USA:

http://www.amazon.com/Jack-Ripper-Case-Solved-1891/dp/0786496762/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1419805061&sr=1-1

Books Express:

http://www.books-express.ro/book/9780786496761/Jack-the-Ripper-Case-Solved-1891,HB.html

[Pcdunn]

No British edition planned?

Jonathan, re your forthcoming book, I notice that the publisher is American.
As an ex-librarian it was always a matter of frustration to me just how difficult it was to get American imprints via our regular non-fiction library supplier.

All British library authorities will be tied into a deal with a company that will supply them with non-fiction titles. Approx' 70-80% of the NF titles supplied will be chosen by the company, not the library authority.

I suggest you contact your publisher to ensure that they push/publicise the book to all British library authorities and all the major library book suppliers.

It would be a pity if this book was "missed" by public libraries.

I hope this helps.

This interested me, as I'm an American acquistions librarian for a community college. We use a supplier, but can choose our titles from lists. As far as getting British books, often we wait for an edition to come out in the U.S.
Are JTR books published in the USA not generally also published in the U.K.? Just curious.
Pat D.

[GUT]

I agree with both of you about Bundy.

I wish such monsters would be killed in police shoot-outs (in which no police are in any danger). I am just against the state doing it.

Take Myra Hindley, or some of the Manson cultists. All those attempts to try and get parole, always refused.

That's why I support Life means Life, it should always be an option to the Judge "Never to be Released". Then if there is a stuff up is proven [as has happened a lot in the last few years thanks to modern DNA] at least the poor blighter can be released.

[Jonathan H]

I agree with both of you about Bundy.

I wish such monsters would be killed in police shoot-outs (in which no police are in any danger). I am just against the state doing it.

Take Myra Hindley, or some of the Manson cultists. All those attempts to try and get parole, always refused.