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Astro Diner, from The Lair of the Clockwork Book

These are books for people who like books, and they’re books for people who like pictures; but, most of all, these are books for people who like their books and their pictures together.

A book is like a journey

Books take you on a day trip to a place you’ve never visited – which you may never visit – and while you’re there you can meet the locals, get an idea of what their lives are like and (pretty often) see what terrible things go wrong for them… and what they do about that.

A book is a little package full of lives and places, and all you need to do is to open it.

And pictures? Well, what kind of trip would it be if there weren’t pictures of the things you saw along the way?

And, more than ever, you can take books anywhere

There’s something particularly nice about illustrated books on paper. But these days it’s also possible to store a vast number of books on a small device, and that’s an ideal way to read them on your own journeys. So you can get Radio Planet Books either way.

These books are available online through all of the usual retailers (like Amazon, Kobo, and Barnes & Noble) but you can buy your eBook editions right here at the Radio Planet Books site. Just pay with PayPal and you can download your book right away.

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Get ‘The Lair of the Clockwork Book’ for $2.99


The Lair of the Clockwork Book
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That’s here, and only here, at Radio Planet Books: even if you missed the July Special you can still save a dollar on eBook copies of The Lair of the Clockwork Book.

From now until… well… till nobody knows, really, you can buy The Lair of the Clockwork Book for just $2.99 right here.

Profusely illustrated with over 120 pictures, it’s the story of the story of the story of Retropolis, in the Future That Never Was: because the Clockwork Book is stories. It contains just about any and every story ever told in the City of Tomorrow; and if there are limits on what stories it’s allowed to tell you, you can be sure that the Book knows all the loopholes.



This entry was posted on Thursday, October 19th, 2017
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NOW AVAILABLE:
Patently Absurd

Patently Absurd

From the Files of the Retropolis Registry of Patents

Six stories; forty-four illustrations; 250 pages; one Patent Investigator; one slightly maladjusted robot secretary; and more Mad Science than you can shake a centrifuge at, all from the author/illustrator of Slaves of the Switchboard of Doom.

NOW AVAILABLE: The Lair of the Clockwork Book

A Tale of Privacy & Adventure from the Future That Never Was

The Lair of the Clockwork Book, with over 120 illustrations, began its life as a serial that ran from February of 2011 to April of 2012 at the Thrilling Tales of the Downright Unusual web site. It’s now available in this handsome, greyscale eBook edition.

WHERE TO BUY?

IT’S EASY ONLINE

These are some pretty funny sc-fi books

You can buy Radio Planet’s books online through all of the usual retailers. So if there’s a site you like best, you can go buy them there. You’ll find links to them right on these pages.

The Amazon and Kobo links will direct you to your own country’s version of Amazon or Kobo.


OR STAY RIGHT HERE

But if it’s an eBook you're after, you can order those right here through Paypal. Just click on the ‘Radio Planet’ link for each book.

Kindle (Mobi) and Kobo (ePub) users can add these books to their devices by connecting them with a USB cable; Kindle users can also email the files to their Kindles. (Your Kindle’s email address is available here, under ‘Your devices’.)


IN BOOKSTORES, TOO

We had this plan to take control of the brains of bookstore buyers... but that turned out to be more difficult than expected. So it’s possible that your local store may not have these books in stock.

You know what, though? If they don’t have them yet they’d be happy to special order the books for you.

While you’re there, try to convince them that the tinfoil hats don’t really work. If they'd just take those things off our books could be everyplace.


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