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#9

Posted on August 28, 2010 by Matt Ruff

A human foot washed up on a Washington State island Friday morning, raising the tally of feet found on beaches in the Pacific Northwest since 2007 to a total of nine. And while we’re on the subject of history repeating … Continue reading →

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What is probably my least-filmable novel gets a mention in Variety

Posted on July 31, 2008 by Matt Ruff

It’s in this profile of Alyssa Finley, the producer of the videogame Bioshock. Because I am a bit slow sometimes, my reaction when Lisa showed me the article went something like this: “Wow, that’s cool, I liked Bioshock… But I … Continue reading →

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Custom cover art from Hamburg

Posted on April 10, 2008 by Matt Ruff

An artist named Britta Kussin who attended one of my appearances in Germany last February gave me a gift, a set of custom covers for my first three novels. When I saw how cool they were, I asked if she’d … Continue reading →

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From Russia, with Rand

Posted on July 10, 2007 by Matt Ruff

Yesterday’s mail brought more books, three copies of the Russian translation of Sewer, Gas & Electric. Another cool-looking volume. I love this:

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The color code of the day is #FAEE04

Posted on May 3, 2007 by Matt Ruff

As part of the master plan to sell copies of Bad Monkeys to every cool person in America, HarperCollins has set up a Myspace page. I got the password a couple days ago and am starting to familiarize myself with … Continue reading →

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Sewer, Gas & Cyrillic

Posted on February 12, 2007 by Matt Ruff

A little over a year ago, a Moscow publishing house named Eksmo bought the Russian translation rights to Sewer, Gas & Electric. Now, thanks to LJer rasteehead, here’s a look at the cover: Obviously the art’s been repurposed from elsewhere, … Continue reading →

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