A note about the Boy at the End of the World paperback edition at Amazon

Some time yesterday it was pointed out to me that the paperback listing for The Boy at the End of the World had been removed from Amazon. My agent and editor have both been informed, and people are looking into it. We’re assuming it’s a technical glitch with nothing nefarious or punitive behind it. Still, it’s annoying to me that people who want the book can’t get it at the place where they want to get it, particularly now, while the book is on the Florida state summer reading list and is selling better than it ever has and is actually outselling my newest book.

And, yeah, I’m annoyed in no small part because I’M LOSING MONEY AND I LIKE TO BUY THINGS.

It’s still available from other booksellers, including independent bookstores (I recommend Mysterious Galaxy) and Barnes and Noble. You can also still buy the hardcover and Kindle versions at Amazon. Update: Hardcover’s sold out at Amazon. 

 

I hope the issue with Amazon, whatever it is, will be resolved soon.