We, the undersigned, hereby petition President and Publisher, Editor in Chief, Berkley Books, President of Mass Market Paperbacks Leslie Gelbman, to:
Re-release sci-fi author Steve Perry’s fast, sexy works The Man Who Never Missed, Matadora, and The Machiavelli Interface, known as The Matador Trilogy, in an omnibus 25-year anniversary hardback edition.
The Man Who Never Missed is being produced as a multimillion-dollar feature film by Kilbane Films. Simultaneously, a multimillion-dollar videogame called Khadaji: The Man Who Never Missed is currently in production by a separate developer.
Sci-fi fans around the country are looking forward to the film and the videogame and there is a demonstrable resurgence of interest in The Matador Trilogy.
We would like to see the series in a handsome volume and will be waiting in line to purchase it!
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October 8, 2012
I really never thought so many people would join me in wanting these books back on the shelf. The momentum you have all built is entirely your doing and it is truthfully astonishing to watch.
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My copies are falling apart because I read them so much. Need a nice hardback set for my shelf.
Why are these so hard to find?? Such a great series.
Take my money already. I want these on my shelf.
YES PLEASE. I cant wait for the movie and I really want to reread the books before it comes out.
way overdue. steve perry is a legend and these books deserve a proper release.
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We, the undersigned, hereby petition President and Publisher, Editor in Chief, Berkley Books, President of Mass Market Paperbacks Leslie Gelbman, to:
Re-release sci-fi author Steve Perry’s fast, sexy works The Man Who Never Missed, Matadora, and The Machiavelli Interface, known as The Matador Trilogy, in an omnibus 25-year anniversary hardback edition.
The Man Who Never Missed is being produced as a multimillion-dollar feature film by Kilbane Films. Simultaneously, a multimillion-dollar videogame called Khadaji: The Man Who Never Missed is currently in production by a separate developer.
Sci-fi fans around the country are looking forward to the film and the videogame and there is a demonstrable resurgence of interest in The Matador Trilogy.
We would like to see the series in a handsome volume and will be waiting in line to purchase it!
Updates
October 8, 2012
I really never thought so many people would join me in wanting these books back on the shelf. The momentum you have all built is entirely your doing and it is truthfully astonishing to watch.
Reached 100 supporters
October 8, 2012
6 Comments
Been looking for these for years. Absolute classics please bring them back in print!
My copies are falling apart because I read them so much. Need a nice hardback set for my shelf.
Why are these so hard to find?? Such a great series.
Take my money already. I want these on my shelf.
YES PLEASE. I cant wait for the movie and I really want to reread the books before it comes out.
way overdue. steve perry is a legend and these books deserve a proper release.
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Been looking for these for years. Absolute classics please bring them back in print!