Giveaway: Ender’s World edited by Orson Scott Card (US/Canada)

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ORSON SCOTT CARD EDITS ALL-NEW COLLECTION ON HIS CLASSIC NOVEL ENDER’S GAME

Orson Scott Card’s Ender’s Game is a science fiction classic that has won not only Nebula, Hugo, and Locus Awards since its 1985 publication, but also the love of generations of readers. Now Card has teamed up with Smart Pop to produce Ender’s World: Fresh Perspectives on the SF Classic Ender’s Game, a collection of science fiction, fantasy, and YA writers, along with military strategists, offering new insight into Ender’s Game and other stories in the Ender chronology. Edited and with brand new content by Card himself, it’s the perfect book at the perfect time for old fans and new readers alike to (re)enter the world of Ender’s Game in preparation for the November 2013 film adaptation.

In Ender’s World, Card answers some of readers’ biggest questions, from What qualities did the Battle School tests look for? to If you could go back and re-write Ender’s Game, what would you change?

In addition, contributors who are also Ender’s Game fans present a spectrum of thoughtful, illuminating pieces and analyses: military strategists Colonel Tom Ruby and John F. Schmitt offer insights into (and from) the human–formic war; Aaron Johnston, coauthor of Card’s Formic Wars prequel novels, explains why Ender is a short Clint Eastwood; Grammy-nominated songwriter Janis Ian argues that, in the Ender universe, size matters; Matt Nix, creator and executive producer of Burn Notice, uses Ender’s Game as an often humorous guide to life, from angsty teenagerhood to the present; New York Times bestselling author Neal Shusterman remembers the first time he read Ender’s Game, and offers a meditation on the book’s biggest moral questions.

The full list of contributors:

Hilari Bell

John Brown

Mette Ivie Harrison

Janis Ian

Aaron W. Johnston

Alethea Kontis

Mary Robinette Kowal

David Lubar and 

Alison S. Myers

Matt Nix

Colonel Tom Ruby

John F. Schmitt

Eric James Stone

Neal Shusterman

Ken Scholes

 

With its variety of themes and viewpoints, Ender’s World intrigues, entertains, and provokes readers to further consider Ender’s Game’s influence on the science fiction genre, its commentary on society, and its place in literature.

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About the Editor

Orson Scott Card is the author of the novels Ender’s Game, Ender’s Shadow, and Speaker for the Dead, which are widely read by adults and younger readers, and are increasingly used in schools. His most recent series, the young adult Pathfinder series (Pathfinder, Ruins) and the fantasy Mithermages series (Lost Gate, Gate Thief) are taking readers in new directions. Besides these and other science fiction novels, Card writes contemporary fantasy (Magic Street, Enchantment, Lost Boys), biblical novels (Stone Tables, Rachel and Leah), the American frontier fantasy series The Tales of Alvin Maker (beginning with Seventh Son), poetry (An Open Book), and many plays and scripts.

 

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About Smart Pop

Smart Pop is the pop culture imprint of Dallas-based publisher BenBella Books. Our mission is to publish smart, fresh nonfiction titles on television, books, and film. You can find more online at smartpopbooks.com.

 

 

Book Details:

Title: Ender’s World: Fresh Perspectives on the SF Classic Ender’s Game

Editor: Orson Scott Card

Publisher: Smart Pop (An Imprint of BenBella Books), distributed by Perseus Distribution

Publication: April 2, 2013, $14.95 (CAN $17.50), Paper, ISBN: 978-1-937856-26-7

Science Fiction, 304 pages, 5 1/2 x 8 1/4

 

~ Giveaway Details ~ 

1 US/Canada winner will receive a copy of the book

 

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29 thoughts on “Giveaway: Ender’s World edited by Orson Scott Card (US/Canada)”

  1. Jessica Longwisch says:

    I have not read this book but have had it recommended to me. I am looking forward to reading it!

  2. Vivien says:

    I have read and and am looking forward to the movie adaptation!

  3. Cassidy Washburn says:

    I loved Ender’s Game! I can’t wait to read this!

  4. Tammy says:

    I haven’t read the book but I’m interested in reading it before the movie comes out.

  5. Jackie Keith says:

    I have read it and am looking forward to the movie.

  6. Susan Light says:

    Nope, haven’t read the book but will definitely see the movie.

  7. Kristin says:

    I haven’t read this yet but have been meaning to. Definitely have to read it before I see the movie!

  8. Callie Stuck says:

    I can’t wait until the movie comes out and I am not the only one. My husband is also excited!

  9. Rana al-Fayez says:

    Awesome, highly recommended book

  10. Sam says:

    I havent read Ender’s Game. I will read it, but sice I found out his speeches on anti gay, I find it hard to support his work 🙁

  11. Stefanie says:

    I can’t wait to read this!

  12. Donald Hornbaker says:

    I have read all of the Ender and Bean books and enjoyed them all!

  13. Danielle Schneider says:

    I have had Orson Scott Card’s series on my TBR list for a long time.

  14. Robyn Power says:

    This looks like an amazing read!

  15. Hannah Clark says:

    Haven’t read it but looking forward to the movie!!! and plan on reading the book!

  16. Crissy Galang says:

    Working on Ender’s Game so I’m excited about this giveaway! 🙂

  17. Karyn says:

    I read and loved Ender’s Game when I didn’t think it was possible for me to like a book in this genre. I have enthusiastically shared it with my students and I can’t wait to read this book! Ender’s Game opened a new world to me!

  18. Cara says:

    I am a fan of Orson Scott Card! I love Enders Game, I’m excited or the movie coming out (though we all know books are better than their movies). He’s a great story teller, so rich and full of detail. His audiobooks are wonderful.

  19. Nemo says:

    I’ve yet to read this book because my local library doesn’t carry it… 🙁 but it looks amazing!!

  20. Sharon Kaminski says:

    have not read the book, I am a fan of Orson Scott Card, would like to watch the movie, thanks.

  21. Kris Barr Paquette says:

    I haven’t read this one yet!

  22. Suveda Pi says:

    I loved enders game and I cant wait to read this one. orson scott card never fails to deliver an outstanding sotry.

  23. Tallulah A. says:

    I haven’t read Enders Game yet. I saw the trailer and it looks great.
    I love book adaptations.

  24. Samara says:

    Looking forward to the movie!!

  25. Daniel M says:

    haven’t read it yet but want to see the movie!

  26. Stacy says:

    I own the book, but I actually have not read it yet. I will definitely read it before the movie comes out though. I have read other Orson Scott Card books and stories though.

  27. Bruna says:

    I haven’t read this book but I heard so many great reviews on it , looking forward to the movie!

  28. Eden Rassette says:

    I am so, so looking forward to the movie! I’m having “Ender’s Game” as my book club book in November, so me and my teens can compare the book and the movie!

  29. Kayla Card says:

    I just got a copy of Ender’s Game from the library. I’ve heard only great things about this series, and I can’t wait to start! And I absolutely adore Hailee Steinfeld and Abigail Breslin so of course I’m excited for the movie!

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