I will continue to try to keep you more closely informed of Thorn’s progress, and I don’t think it will be long before we’ll be able to announce that the manuscript is secure and the production process has begun. While this is not the outcome we’d hoped for, we have every expectation that this will ultimately do more good than harm. The fault is mine the severity of my ongoing anxiety attacks has simply made it impossible to turn the manuscript in and commit to the accelerated production process our original release date would have required. My publishers around the world have, in fact, held the door open for a length of time that is somewhere between heroic and insane. I requested an opportunity to write this note so I could emphasize how little this is the fault of anyone but myself. With the utmost regret, we have been compelled to move The Thorn of Emberlain from its expected autumn 2015 release date to a 2016 date. The Thorn of Emberlain by Scott Lynch Delayed Until 2016īy Rebecca Lovatt on Augin RLovatt, UpdatesĮarlier today, Scott Lynch posted the following statement on his blog:ĭear readers and fans of the Gentlemen Bastards.
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