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Kay had a good chuckle when I mentioned that someone had compared him to Tarantino. This is referring to the fact that the American eBook will be released alongside the hardcover in the spring. Pirated copies of the eBook will also appear at this time, easily accessed by UK readers who might buy the book otherwise, but don't want to wait until July. It's different from the aMoL eBook since that was a worldwide release.

What does this even mean? I hope you mean, "I'm not motivated or moved by the idea of a fantastical setting influenced and shaped by Chinese history and myth." But, even so, it's a shame you're missing out on a wonderful novel.

Not enough China Mieville or Patrick Rothfuss.

It's Hollywood, Wert. Development hell or bust!

Let me throw my name into the hat of Kay fans. He's terrific. Just don't go in expecting a lot of fast paced action. He takes his time, but it's well worth it.