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Lee and Miller's Web of the Trident Indefinitely Delayed

By Ian Randal Strock

March 23, 2007

Sharon Lee and Steve Miller report that Web of the Trident, which had been scheduled for hardcover publication by Meisha Merlin on 15 March, has been indefinitely delayed. "This means that we don't know when, or if, it will be released. Yes, we are aware that Amazon.com is reporting its imminent availability, and that BN.com is accepting pre-orders for what it states is a 28 March release. They are, alas, working with outdated information."

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On March 15, 2009, Anonymous said:

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This information is two years old now. Is there any hope of the Web of the Trident being released at all? I really enjoyed the Tomorrow Log and would like to read the sequel.

On March 19, 2009, Steve Miller said:

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See this page: http://www.korval.com/faqliad.htm. Unfortunately, the news is still no.

On December 19, 2009, nahid mahdavi said:

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Dear Sharon and Steve,
I have all your books, they have become part of my library that I keep. I am a compulsive reader and cannot let go of a story in the middle, It is very hard to stop a book after half is told and then let go. If your book was to be released over 2 years ago, it means that it is ready for publication in this day and age can't you e publish it yourself and make us pay a fee to download it?
Please think of your readers.
By the way, I did not like the seedy part of your last fantasy book, I do not understand why SF writers feel obligated to write bad fantasy books.
after Asaro, and Bujold, you do not need Duainfly, it is really a mess.
regards and happy New Year. Nahid