Rynn’s World Goes Russian
Posted by Steve on Tuesday May 22, 2012 Under UncategorizedThe title says it all, really. I just found out that Rynn’s World has been translated into Russian. It’s always great for a writer to hear about his work being translated and, hopefully, bringing entertainment to a whole new market. This is the fourth language Rynn’s World has been published in (the others being English – naturally – plus French and German). I’d like to see a Japanese edition one day, because a lot of the people I meet and teach here in Tokyo express their interest, though Warhammer 40,000 is, admittedly, not as well known here as it really ought to be (Japan being the ideal market, one would think, for such a thing).
Anyway, here’s the cover in glorious Russian script. It’s weird seeing my name written in Russian. Maybe I should get my business cards all printed up like that, just to really confuse everyone (except Russians, I expect). Hah!
Other news? Well, the construction work outside my window nears its end, I’m relieved to say. It’s not over yet – I can hear the bastards drilling and hammering away right now (yesterday they started at 7am, for f###’s sake!!!) – but the end it definitely in sight. It’s had a horrible impact on my writing, of course. I use two desktop machines simultaneously to work on my books, so I’m not one of those writers who can just up sticks and go work in a coffee shop. Deathwatch would have been finished by now for sure if the last 5 months hadn’t been such a bloody nightmare. If I’ve learned anything, though, it’s this: NEVER trust a real-estate agent. With some exceptions, perhaps, they are the pus-caked, fly-crawling minions of Nurgle himself.
Right. That’s enough ranting for now. Back to the Deathwatch 2nd draft (almost done).
… hmm, I wonder what I should work on next.

May 23rd, 2012 at 12:21 pm
Awesome, let’s not be leaving our Russian readers in the dark! Really glad to see Rynn’s World get diversified like this, it was an awesome kickoff to the entire series.
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SR-522 is getting renovated where I live, and every time I drive by the construction I see this little house smack dab next to this rocky hill that the crews are demolishing. They work at night, and I have no freaking clue how those people sleep at night with dynamite going off right next to them. Of course, they’ve lived there for a while now, so they can’t peg the Real Estate Agents,
Can’t wait for Deathwatch!!