First Polish edition of Peace

Piotr Szczęsny · 17 Jan 2014, 22:47 · from 2014-January.txt.gz

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From: neternalz at gmail.com (=?ISO-8859-2?Q?Piotr_Szcz=EAsny?=)
Date: Fri, 17 Jan 2014 23:47:05 +0100
Subject: (urth) First Polish edition of Peace
Message-ID: <CALL5m5Y2r86ZF3u3M=h08MMGzTVN-_hMBrxEO4UandD3=6Wtgw at mail.gmail.com>

Hello,
I live in Poland, and two days ago was a lucky day for Wolfe fans here-
frist Polish edition of Peace. I Read it in english, but I'm glad that it
finally arrived in my native language, for sake of fellow Wolfe readers
here who are not so proficient in english :) Now I can gift this to my
friends.

Here is a link to a cover:
http://www.mag.com.pl/pliki/ksiazki/Pok%C3%B3j/Uczta_wyobraz__ni_____Poko__j_M.jpg
The vertical writing at the bottom is a name of the series, it translates
roughly as "Feast of Imagination" and contains some very interesting books
(Jeff Vandermeer, Lucius Shepard and mj harrison to name a few).

As for my opinion... I Think the cover is pretty decent but, to be honest
I'm a little disappointed, some of this series have mindblowing cover arts.

I hope you enjoy this little "local" curiosity, maybe some of you are from
other countries and can share cover arts other than TOR editions ?

Greetings from Poland,

Peter.
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