Imperial Traitor

[Mark Robson]

Imperial Traitor is now in stock at amazon UK - Amazon.co.uk: Imperial Traitor (Imperial Trilogy): Books: Mark Robson

I look forward to the feedback.

[Joel007]

Woohoo! Must buy, and inform all my friends of your latest gift to literature

[Patrick Mahon]

Well, the day has come and gone - congratulations Mark! How was the launch of Imperial Traitor?

And how does it feel to have got to the end of the Imperial series?

[Mark Robson]

I did a short string of pre-launch signings, Patrick. They all went well. I sold about 640 books in the 5 days of events, which is very good at this time of year. On launch day I was interviewed on the local BBC Radio station, which was great as the interview was long and fun. Bernie, the presenter, had clearly read and enjoyed the book, so he had lots of perceptive questions.

Next event is Saturday in Witney, Oxfordshire, where I'll be signing with Mary Hoffman and Jo Kenrick. Should be a lot of fun. Then it's London and Wales next week to talk in schools. For anyone interested in catching up with me at a signing, the full schedule for the next 3 months is on the news page of my website - Mark Robson

In some ways it seems strange to be talking about the Imperial series, as I finished writing it ages ago and have been so heavily into the new series (Dragon Orb) that the Imperial books seem so ... yesteryear!

[SPKuja]

It was nice to meet you on Saturday Mark, though, I have done so before when you did a signing at Boarders book in Swindon, though I don't think you would remember lol. Either way, its always good to get to know the mastermind behind a great series! Thanks for signing my book ^_^

[Mark Robson]

Originally Posted by SPKuja

It was nice to meet you on Saturday Mark, though, I have done so before when you did a signing at Boarders book in Swindon, though I don't think you would remember lol. Either way, its always good to get to know the mastermind behind a great series! Thanks for signing my book ^_^

Great to see you there, too. It was nice to see Threddy there as well - that's at least two from Chronicles (aside from Mary Hoffman, of course!). I must admit that I didn't remember you from Borders, Swindon, but that's not surprising really, as I signed there two or three times and sold over a hundred books each time. It's very hard to remember everyone's face, though I am getting more familiar with certain regulars at my signings now.

Saturday was really fun. You can see more about it on my blog if you're interested: Mark Robson’s Blog » Now which books were whose?