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Just to let you know that Trinity is definitely being or has been published in Russia. I've just seen some paperwork about Destiny and I know I've signed a contract.

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m-m-m... Interesting... "AST", Moscow? Or "Severo-Zapad" (North-West)? I work with them. If it's сonfidential information, I make my apologies for inquisitiveness.

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No, not at all, no problem. It's just that I'm a different state at the moment. I live in South Australia but am spending a few weeks in Tasmania, which is even more south - the tiny island at the bottom....and our nation's supreme little secret! So I'm nowhere near files to look up the name of the publisher, I'm so sorry. The more I think about it the more I realise that would have been an advance so publication will be later this year - I'll let you know as I'll be keen to hear about the artwork, etc. Where do you live?

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[QUOTE]No, not at all, no problem. It's just that I'm a different state at the moment. I live in South Australia but am spending a few weeks in Tasmania, which is even more south - the tiny island at the bottom....and our nation's supreme little secret! Visiting battle-honor place? So I'm nowhere near files to look up the name of the publisher, I'm so sorry. The more I think about it the more I realise that would have been an advance so publication will be later this year - I'll let you know as I'll be keen to hear about the artwork, etc. Maybe we talk about the same publication. Did you mean 2005 or 2006? Where do you live? [/QUOTE] In St.Petersburg. It's very interesting town. Town there borders become blur - borders between bay & mainland, day & night. Town-theater with buildings look like scenery. Town-actor: once it acted European city, once - cultural capital... now it try to play Moscow, but it's not his amplua, I suppose. Sea crawls into the coast, breaking it to many islands, sea-gills often fly under th mainland reminding that it's not far from the sea. The Bay is very shallow. There are a lot of places you can walk knee-deep by dozens of metres... Sorry... I love my town.