Ian Sales joins Tickety Boo Press...

Gary Compton

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Gary Compton of Tickety Boo Press has acquired UK and US rights in an epic space opera trilogy from Ian Sales, a client of the John Jarrold Literary Agency.



An Age of Discord opens with A PROSPECT OF WAR, followed by A CONFLICT OF ORDERS and A WANT OF REASON.



Gary Compton said. “Ian Sales is a wonderful addition to our growing list of science fiction authors. We are now very strong in the Space Opera genre with Ian’s trilogy. We will be launching the book at Edge-Lit in July and I personally can’t wait as it is a wonderful story, beautifully written.”



Those who don’t know history are doomed to repeat it, but those who ignore history do so at their peril. The Empire was born in civil war and now, 1,300 years later, a fresh civil war is brewing. But who is the mysterious “Serpent” who threatens the Imperial Throne? And what can the renegade naval officer known only as the Admiral, and her single battlecruiser, do to combat him? Casimir Ormuz, a young man of low birth, may be the key. Whoever controls him is most likely to win—but he is determined to be his own master



And then the historical origin of the Serpent’s conspiracy abruptly intrudes into the present… And the civil war becomes a battle for the Empire’s survival.



Set in a colourful and richly-detailed universe, An Age of Discord tells an epic story of derring-do and intrigue, while subverting space opera sensibilities and traditions.

http://www.johnjarrold.co.uk/news/1165/ian-sales-space-opera-trilogy-to-tickety-book-press/
 
Huzzah! Glad to see your empire continuing to grow.

Hmm. Does that makes the authors Grand Moffs?
 
I'm looking forward to these. Congratulations to both of you. :)

(And as I've just noticed that the final part of the Apollo Quartet, All That Outer Space Allows, is near to completion, I'll have something of Ian's to read while I wait for A Prospect of War.)
 
Derby is my home city... It'd be rude not to rock up to edge lit. Congrats on you and Ian.
 
I've read three parts of Ian's Apollo Quartet and rather enjoyed it so I think it's definitely a good move nabbing him.(y)
 
Congratulations to Tickety Boo team and Ian Sales. I look forward to seeing these in print...

In fact I might even drop into Edge Lit to see all you lovely peoples...

Now off to consider blog about different types of space opera (thanks Springs for the idea - though I notice the Guardian seems to have an interesting article on the theme).
 
well deserved huzzahs to all! looks like a definite chrons takeover at EdgeLit this year. but you'll have to go some to take my team's crown of Quiz Champions... :)
 
Again, congratulations! Great to see TBP growing like this.
 
Congratulations to Tickety Boo team and Ian Sales. I look forward to seeing these in print...

In fact I might even drop into Edge Lit to see all you lovely peoples...

Now off to consider blog about different types of space opera (thanks Springs for the idea - though I notice the Guardian seems to have an interesting article on the theme).
Ooh, I'll look that up. I love that the genre can be as wide as it is, it keeps a lovely diversity in it. :)
 

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