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Next month we will be opening submissions for a new anthology. Theric Jepson and William Morris will be co-editing this pulpy take on Mormons.
You can get a sense of what the anthology will be about by reading Morris’s preannouncement at A Motley Vision.
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Just a reminder, eighteen works from The Fob Bible are available here at Peculiar Pages.
Also, in addition to the hardback and paperback version, we are working to bring forth electronic copies. Because of the beauty of the book, this is somewhat complex, but for starters, we have a pdf. You can find all three versions available for purchase here.
Finally, since we have not listed the available reviews of The Fob Bible for some time, here’s the list to date. Reviews and commendations we have not previously posted are followed by an asterisk:
Finally, two additional excerpts from The Fob Bible have appeared online which are not part of Plain and Precious Parts: “The Changing of the God” by B.G. Christensen and “Sustain-Abel” by Danny Nelson.
Enjoy!
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We had a few broken links due to improving our checkout process. They should all be repaired now. If not, please leave a comment on this post. Thank you.
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Purchased directly though us at B10 you’re only out $15.99. So this is the budget-conscious option for paperlovers. (Ebook options coming soon, and don’t forget the free Plain and Precious downloads to your right.)
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The Fob Bible has started pulling up reviews and they are laudatory. The first three:
Stories from The Fob Bible have often been the source of online discussion. Following Chadwick’s reviews, Motley Vision had a lengthy discussion on B.G. Christensen’s “Abraham’s Purgatory.” Main Street Plaza’s discussion on Christensen’s “Changing of the God” was DOA, but it’s not to late to start it yourself!
Speaking of things it is not too late for, have you considered purchasing a Fob Bible? All the cool kids are doing it.
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Tyler Chadwick of A Motley Vision has published part one of his review here.
And feel free to purchase the book. The link to our parent site is working marvelously, so you can happily buy!buy!buy! and enjoy!enjoy!enjoy!.
And of course Plain and Precious Parts is still available for download there in the sidebar.
Hang with us, folks. We’ve got a couple of glitches here on the back end that we’re going to fix. The purchase page will be down for a while, but this post will disappear when we’ve got our bugs fixed. We’ll have to contact a couple of you personally for transactions that didn’t make it through. For the time being, when you click to purchase, you will be directed to B10 Mediaworx.
We apologize for the inconvenience.
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The Fob Bible is now available for prepurchase. Foolish virgins will not order till next month, but by then, well, you know the story.
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If you will direct your attention to the right, you will see that Plain and Precious Parts have been removed from the Fob Bible and are now available for your perusal, whether online or on your ebook reader. And, for you big spenders out there, it’s also available for the Kindle if you have 99¢.
The complete Bible will be available for purchase on June 1, 2009.
