At Musa, we believe that electronic publishing has value and uses other than just publishing. We believe that the archival ability of e-publishing allows us to better the literary world in general. These manuscripts have been stored away for almost a hundred years. Now they are going to see the light of day for the first time in some cases--and Homer Eon Flint's bibliography will increase accordingly.
The Homer Eon Flint collection will be published in its own Musa Gold line through our Polyhymnia short fiction/collections imprint. Dr. Matt Teel, the head editor at Urania, will be working with myself and Vella Munn on the collection, which Musa will publish bi-weekly throughout most of 2012.
Musa invites you to join in this gradual revelations of this amazing author who helped to lay the groundwork for our genre nearly a century ago--and let whose words read smoothly, whose voice is still fresh and original in the kind of world that he actually DID imagine with a great deal of prescience. Stay tuned to the Musa website and blogs for more information and release schedules for his books.
And congratulations. The entire world of Homer Eon Flint is about to be laid at your feet.
7 comments:
This is indeed wonderful news. Congrats, and I look forward to it!
Excellent news. Congratulations to all involved in bringing this deal together.
A very smart acquisition. Look forward to reading his stuff. Glad it was not lost to the ether and that it is housed with Musa - the very best place writers can be.
I'm looking forward to this! I have a big interest in the pulp-era pioneers of SF.
As Homer's granddaughter and keeper of his stories, private letters, and newspaper articles, this is a dream come true for me. My grandfather died violently and suspiciously when my mother was a little girl, yet his essence remained part of the fabric of our lives. I finished editing his biography today & am excited about sharing his story.
Musa Publishing and Celena, thank you!!!! Your vision is making this come true.
Oops, my comment came up under my pen name Vonna Harper. The real me is Vella Munn.
How wonderful and gratifying it must be to see your grandfather's work published. What a gift to society.
Mary S. Palmer
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