The limited hardcover edition of Sara Douglass's collection, The Hall of Lost Footsteps, has sold out. We'd like to thank everyone for their support of this edition. For those who have ordered this title through us, we anticipate shipping in early November.

The regular hardcover (unsigned) and tradepaperback edition are still available for pre-order through www.indiebooksonline.com

Correction: This article previously stated that the limited edition may be available through Ellison Hawker bookshop in Hobart. We are now advised that they have sold out of this edition, too, but will be stocking the trade edition.

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The limited hardcover edition of Sara Douglass' collection The Hall of Lost Footsteps is now available for ordering from the indiebooksonline store.

The Hall of Lost Footsteps collects all of Sara Douglass' short fiction, from the critically acclaimed "Of Fingers and Foreskins" to two original stories, "Black Heart" and "The Hall of Lost Footsteps", co-written with Angela Slatter.

The collection features an introduction by Karen Brooks.

"The Hall of the Lost Footsteps is a must-read! The stories will simply knock you out." - Jack Dann

"At last, a collection of Sara Douglass short fiction! The Hall of Lost Footsteps showcases the doyenne of Australian fantasy at her darkly inventive best." - Juliet Marillier

Limited Edition Hardcover, edition of 100 copies

Signed by Sara Douglass and Karen Brooks

Expected shipping November 2011

Ticonderoga Publications is far more than totally chuffed to announce a forthcoming collection of stories by premiere Australian Fantasy writer Sara Douglass.

The substantial collection, scheduled for publication next year, is tentatively titled The Hall of Lost Footsteps.

Sara Douglass is the bestselling, award-winning writer of the Crucible, Troy Game, Darkglass Mountain and Wayfarer Redemption series.

Her short fiction has appeared in Eidolon, Dreaming Again and the World Fantasy Award winning Dreaming Down Under.

“Sara Douglass has written a number of wonderful powerful stories in addition to her novels,” Ticonderoga Editor Russell B Farr said.

“It will be great to be able to get all of these gems, 15 years’ worth, in one volume,” he said.

The Hall of Lost Footsteps will also feature a number of Wayfarer Redemption related tales, appearing in print for the first time.

“We’re expecting to include a story or two that will be totally original to the collection,” Russell added.

The Hall of Lost Footsteps is scheduled for publication in 2011, in limited edition hardcover and trade editions.