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With the UK tour starting in less than a week, start pulling out the books your plan to take with you.

And don't forget to check your travel plans, especially for Forbidden Planet on the 6th - Bank Holiday Monday. Remember the Railways like to do maintainece on lines on Bank Holidays, so often put busses on in the place of the trains, and they move a lot slower, so if you have to leave earlier.

It's always a good idea to contact the store beforehand, to check if there have been any changes to times etc. You don't want to miss your chance to see Ray.

A hint on preparing your books for signing. If they have any value, carefully pack them, and consider removing the dustjacket, so it can't get damaged. Maybe even put your own paper cover over the book to protct it in place of the jacket. In general, Ray signs the title page, so you could consider a simple paper bookmark to the page, to speed up opening to the correct place for signing, this can be very useful if you have several books you would like signed. Ray normally signs 3 books and asks you join the back of the queue for a second pass, this should allow everyone to get something signed if time is limited, though this may change based on the level of attendance.

Above all, it is good manners to purchase the current book at the store holding the signing, it gives them reason to ask for Ray again in the future.

The current release date for the UK edition of Magician's End is now the 6 May 2013 three day's earlier than previous. Though still 5 days after the Australian release.

For some of us it has been a long time since Magician was in Hardcover, and finding them these days is not easy. Australia had 2 versions only a few years agon, but nothing much has been seen in the UK since 2002. Now is your chance to get a hardcover as the pride of your collection. Due out 28 March 2013 Uk / 1 April 2013 Australia. You can find out more in the UK or Australian publication information. A preview of the cover can be seen below.

As many of our visitors will know, Geoff Taylor created the artwork for several of the earlier covers used on the books of Raymond E. Feist, in the UK and Australia. The same art has also found its way to covers for other countries, and even books by different authors. In addition to this, he has also created covers for multitudes of other authors, some of which has found its place on the cover of a Feist book in another country.

Recently he was privately commissioned to create his own interpretation from some the books, without the restrictions from the book publishing industry.  

Below is a one of those interpretations, in this case for Faerie Tale. Please Note it has not been used on a book.

To see more visit Geoff's own website, GeoffTaylor-Artist, where you will find over 400 cover paintings and 800 illustrations. For the custom cover art, look in the Galleries.

Next week Bragelonne release the first French edition of A Crown Imperilled , Une Couronne en péril  

We have had several enquiries of late regarding books from Russia and Germany. To our knowledge there have been no new titles released in either German or Russian.

If we hear of any change it will be posted in the news.