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Apr 13

Heart of Valor was originally published in 1990 in hardcover, and for many years was the most difficult LJS book to find. It didn’t have a specific UK release, and many fans (including yours truly) didn’t know it existed until they had joined one of the many LJS e-mail clubs and saw someone post about it.

Like Night of the Solstice, it was published in hardcover and paperback in North America, and had a dubious reprint in 2008. 2010 marks the first time (to the best of my knowledge) that UK is getting its own edition—with the U in “valour”. (I can’t tell you how many times I’ve had to edit the U out, grumbling all the while.) And as with Night of the Solstice, the new UK Heart of Valour shuns a lot of the current YA cover conventions and goes from imagery that—gasp!—actually has relevance to the novel. Be still my fannish heart. I haven’t found any good sales for it yet (I imagine the different spelling may cause some problems for internet searches), but I’ll tweet about any I find.

(Click on the picture to enlarge. Taken from LJS Cover Resource.)

Heart of Valor was originally published in 1990 in hardcover, and for many years was the most difficult LJS book to find. It didn’t have a specific UK release, and many fans (including yours truly) didn’t know it existed until they had joined one of the many LJS e-mail clubs and saw someone post about it.

Like Night of the Solstice, it was published in hardcover and paperback in North America, and had a dubious reprint in 2008. 2010 marks the first time (to the best of my knowledge) that UK is getting its own edition—with the U in “valour”. (I can’t tell you how many times I’ve had to edit the U out, grumbling all the while.) And as with Night of the Solstice, the new UK Heart of Valour shuns a lot of the current YA cover conventions and goes from imagery that—gasp!—actually has relevance to the novel. Be still my fannish heart. I haven’t found any good sales for it yet (I imagine the different spelling may cause some problems for internet searches), but I’ll tweet about any I find.

(Click on the picture to enlarge. Taken from LJS Cover Resource.)

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