Now there's odd
Sep. 14th, 2010 11:58 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ellarienThe Sony Reader store claims to have available something called "Cormac" by Georgette Heyer, which as far as Google can tell doesn't otherwise exist.
However, the cover image on the site claims the author is "Sonny Brewer," even though the author info is a standard potted Heyer biography. So it looks like a database glitch rather than a trove of hitherto-unknown Heyer works.
Anyway, the time I did track down a very obscure early Heyer, The Great Roxhythe, in a small-press, limited-edition reprint, it turned out that the obscurity was pretty well deserved. (It's Restoration melodrama, and not the fun kind.)
However, the cover image on the site claims the author is "Sonny Brewer," even though the author info is a standard potted Heyer biography. So it looks like a database glitch rather than a trove of hitherto-unknown Heyer works.
Anyway, the time I did track down a very obscure early Heyer, The Great Roxhythe, in a small-press, limited-edition reprint, it turned out that the obscurity was pretty well deserved. (It's Restoration melodrama, and not the fun kind.)
