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Can the genre-less novel survive? Posted by GaryLucas September 8, 2008 |
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Not content with creating an ingenious, adrenaline-pumping adventure – and setting kids’ eyes a-popping with THAT cool orange cover – Litopia colonist MG Harris is celebrating having this year’s best-selling UK fiction debut for the children and young adult market.
The Joshua Files - Invisible City, the first installment in The Joshua Files, has topped 40,000 sales since its launch in February and has now sold in an additional 13 languages, including German, Japanese, French and Spanish.
“I've been delighted with the response to Invisible City - from reviewers, booksellers and best of all, young readers,” said MG. “It's exciting to think that children all over the world will soon be following Josh's adventures. On my current UK book tour the questions I'm most asked are 'when is the sequel coming out - and what colour will the cover be?' Ice Shock will be published in March 2009 – probably with a neon green cover.#
Invisible City features 13-year-old Josh, whose father is reported dead in an air crash in Mexico. Was it an accident? And why was the plane miles off course? Josh sets off to unearth the truth and finds himself in the Mexican jungle, with a hit man on his trail, a legendary Mayan book to find, and a world to save.
You can find out more about MG, Josh and the Invisible City at www.mgharris.net and www.thejoshuafiles.com