Speaking of Rousseau, I hope that my fellow-Timberites will forgive a little self-publicity. I now have copies of my new book Rousseau and The Social Contract in my hands, and a very nice feeling it is too. If you’d like to buy a copy (for only £9.99) you can click on the image below (which takes you to Amazon’s UK website). The publication date is tomorrow for the UK, but not until November for the US (I’ll post a link to the main Amazon site when it becomes available there).
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Jon 09.03.03 at 12:04 pm
Congratulations!
elina 09.03.03 at 1:17 pm
Who buys the hardback copy? Is it just library’s and millionaires (and perhaps close family members?). Same release date yet 350% of the price. Are the covers made of gold?
Well done though.
elina 09.03.03 at 1:19 pm
Apologise for the idiosyncratic (i.e. incorrect) use of the genitive form above.
Chris Young 09.03.03 at 1:42 pm
Nice one son.
Elina – Libraries should be enough. If Chris’s book becomes a standard (or even frequently recommended) text, English speaking universities should mop up the hardback print run, no trouble.
Nabakov 09.03.03 at 3:23 pm
Bloody well done – especially getting it out in yer lifetime, given how publishers pissfart out.
If I order a copy off Amazon and hold it up to the screen, will you sign it?
Nabakov 09.03.03 at 3:25 pm
“pissfart about” fuggit.
I think I need a designated poster.
Tim 09.03.03 at 3:30 pm
Congratulations, Chris. And I can account for at least one sale.
enthymeme 09.03.03 at 5:09 pm
Dear Dr Bertram,
Will you sign my copy if I came knocking at 9 Woodland Road?
Tom Grey 09.03.03 at 5:32 pm
Sorry, will definitely NOT buy it — but congrats on getting it published.
When will it be available in e-form for fisking, quoting, etc.?
Chris 09.04.03 at 8:04 am
I can indeed confirm that personal callers who come equipped with a gold-bound edition are entitled to have my signature encrusted with diamonds on the cover (+ free glass of champagne). There will, I think, be an e-book edition.
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