Ediciones B presenta "Acacia"
It looks like Acacia is entering the world in Spanish. I just came across this announcement at A.J. El Cuarto Oscuro. La Sociedad Oculta, as well as this earlier piece on Via News 5.0.I haven't managed to get a look at the full-sized cover yet. Clearly, Ediciones B has used the artwork from the original German cover, but I'd love to see it in detail. I'll post it here when I do, of course.
*Note - Obviously, I came up with this medium sized version of the cover. That's what it looks like...
Labels: Acacia, Foreign Editions
posted by David Anthony Durham at
10:57 AM
4 Comments:
Oh, I look so forward to it.
And I hope it will be available in my neck of the woods.
Aníbal, el orgullo de Cartago must have done really well, because I got it even here :-)
(My neck of the wood being Central America)
Excellent. Yeah, the Spanish version of Pride of Carthage did quite well. Maybe the translator improved it... ;)
Seems like a nice cover to me, although I keep wondering about this bridge...
It's a pretty bridge. What more can I say? ;)
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