Editions
In addition to the US edition, the adventures of Reason, Tom and Jay-Tee (listed in order of their first appearance, not of how much I like them) are also available in the countries listed below. All sales (except the Australian) were made by the fabulous Whitney Lee of The Fielding Agency. If you have rights inquiry to make about the trilogy Whitney Lee is who to contact.
Australia: The whole trilogy was published by Penguin Australia. Magic or Madness in 2005, Magic Lessons in 2006 and Magic’s Child in 2007. The covers are the same as the US editions except for Magic Lessons. Another difference is that the Australian edition of Magic or Madness has an afterword which no other editions has.
Brazil: The whole trilogy has sold to Editora Record. Magia ou Loucura was published in 2007 and Lições de Magia in 2008 and Filha da Magia in 2009.
France: Magic or Madness is published by Editions du Panama. The French name for the trilogy is Au-Dela De La Porte (Beyond The Door) and the first book is called: Dans Les Griffes De La Sorciere (In The Witch’s Claws).
Germany: The whole trilogy was published by Bertelsmann Jugendbuch Verlag in 2008 with a two-month gap between each book. It’s called the Cansino-Trilogie. The first book is Magische Töchter, followed by Magische Spuren, and then Magische Verwandlungen.
Indonesia: The whole trilogy has sold to PT Gramedia.
Italy: Magic or Madness is published by Mondadori as the Sangue di Strega trilogy. Book one is La Rivelazione and book two is L’Iniziazione.
Japan: The whole trilogy was published by Hayakawa Shobo. Magic or Madness and Magic Lessons in 2008 and Magic’s Child in 2009.
Korea: The whole trilogy to be published by Chungeorahm Publishing.
Taiwan: Magic or Madness is published by Cheng Chung Books
Thailand: Magic or Madness was published in July 2008, Magic Lessons will follow in November and Magic’s Child in March 2009. All by Amarin Printing and Publishing Company.
United States: In 2007 the Science Fiction Book Club did a three-in-one edition of the trilogy, The Magic of Reason.
