The Curse of the Wolf Girl (76 page)

This is a
Red Lemonade
book, published in collaboration with Underland Press, publisher of the print edition of
Curse of the Wolf Girl
, with the assistance of the excellent Malcolm Imrie, Martin Millar’s agent and with Martin himself

This publication is for us quite unusual as all other Red Lemonade books are published by Red Lemonade in all reasonably possible formats—limited artisan-produced editions, in trade paperback editions, and in all current digital editions, as well as online at the Red Lemonade publishing community.

A word about this community. Over my years in publishing, I learned that a publisher is the sum of all its constituent parts: above all the writers, of course, and yes, the staff, but also all the people who read our books, talk about our books, support our authors, and those who want to be one of our authors themselves.

So I started a company called
Cursor
, designed to make these constituent parts fit better together, into a proper community where, finally, we could be greater than the sum of the parts. The Red Lemonade publishing community is the first of these and there will be more to come—for the current roster of communities, see the Cursor
website
.

For more on how to participate in the
Red Lemonade
publishing community, including the opportunity to share your thoughts about this book, read what others have to say about it, and share your own manuscripts with fellow writers, readers, and the Red Lemonade editors, go to the Red Lemonade
website
.

Also, we want you to know that these sites aren’t just for you to find out more about what we do, they’re places where you can tell us what you do, what you want, and to tell us how we can help you. Only then can we really have a publishing community be greater than the sum of its parts.

All the best,
Richard Nash

Richard Nash, Cursor’s founder, edited this book in collaboration with the UK publisher Piatkus.

It was copyedited at Underland Press.

India Amos shepherded this book from Underland Press’s InDesign file to the present format.