New Book

[Tom_Wescott]

Nelson NEVER pays...

To Scott Nelson

Your complementary copy is on the way. You're still at the old address, right?

At least you're hip to the rules, unlike that Bell chap.

Yours truly,

Tom Wescott

[drstrange169]

Hello Jonathan,

Will it be available in Aussie bookshops?

[Scott Nelson]

To Scott Nelson

Your complementary copy is on the way. You're still at the old address, right?

It was a joke, Jonathan. I'll gladly buy a copy.

[Lechmere]

Don't joke on here ever again.

[Lechmere]

Jonathan - I trust I get a credit?

[Monty]

It works out to about £24.50 here in the UK.
Jack the Ripper Black Magic Ritual set me back £29
The Elizabeth Stride book is about £30 and R Michael Gordons books are typically around the £25 mark. So about normal.

Rob

Mines a bargin then.

Monty

[Monty]

At least you're hip to the rules, unlike that Bell chap.

Yours truly,

Tom Wescott

Mine are earnt Tom.

Monty

[David Andersen]

Well done John. Personally I cant wait for it any any price.

[Robert]

Ed, he doesn't look effete. He looks languid.

[Lechmere]

Your languid is my effete

[Jonathan H]

Thanks David.

I thoroughly enjoyed your book, even though it interpreted many of the sources differently from myself--but so what? That's part of the fun of trying to untangle an historical knot, albeit with several of the threads missing.

A critical one has now been rescued from the shadows and I predict it will put Druitt, as a Ripper suspect, in a completely new light.

[mklhawley]

Congratulations Jonathan! You know I'm only five minutes from Niagara Falls, so when you visit I'm gettin' your signature!

Sincerely,

Mike

[Phil Carter]

Hello Jonathan,

The very best of luck with your book!


regards

Phil

[Nick Spring]

Hi Jonathan,

Excellent news, I shall certainly purchase a copy.

The very best with the book.

Best Wishes

Nick

[barnflatwyngarde]

Public Libraries

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.