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Jack Lance's publications
Released at uitgeverij Luitingh
Flight 582 is flying over an uncharted world
Jack Lance's new thriller
Published at Uitgeverij Luitingh.
Vuurgeest, the Dutch language edition of Pyrophobia.
'A must-read for lovers of a thrilling story and the paranormal' - Crimezone.nl.
Published at Bastei-Luebbe.
Höllenfeuer, the German language edition of Pyrophobia.
'The finest in psycho-terror' - Amazon.
Published at Albatros.
Pyrofobie, the Czech language edition of Pyrophobia.
'A great story!' - Czech review website.
Released at Delakort Publisher
The Bulgarian edition of Pyrophobia
She's got amnesia. And nightmares. About a monster.
New edition later at Luitingh and other publishers.
Dutch only edition in our shop.
Twelve bloodcurling stories, at the cutting edge of reality and madness.
Including the filmed Tikken.
The story Nachtogen [Night Eyes] will be filmed in Hollywood in 2013.
Ten chilling stories.
A speed camera has a deadly shot at anyone who drives too fast, and much more.
For sale in our shop (Dutch only).
Amazing true stories.
Part one of the trilogy.
For sale in our shop (Dutch only).
Edited by Ron Puyn
The best of 25 years of ParaVisie in one mammoth book
For sale in our webshop (Dutch only)
Hear the ticking of a dark, evil force...
The movie based on Jack's story in Nachtogen.
DVD with lots of extra's. Plus two CD audio books. This 3-disc-set is for sale in our shop (Dutch only).
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Latest blogs
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Zone and Dark Memory
After the international success of my first novel Pyrophobia, it's time for a follow up.…
Written on Tuesday, 30 August 2011 23:58
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A Hollywood movie?
I've just engaged in talks with a Hollywood based film production house, who have shown…
Written on Tuesday, 30 August 2011 23:53
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Pyrophobia as comic and a graphic novel
My novel Pyrophobia is currently made into a comic. I've just seen the first pages…
Written on Tuesday, 30 August 2011 23:38
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Exciting!
The last year has turned out to be exciting. Even more international publishing houses signed…
Written on Tuesday, 30 August 2011 08:53
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JACK LANCE
Dutch suspense author Jack Lance (pseudonym for Ron Puyn) has published several novels and short story collections in his own country. So far, close to 100,000 copies of his books have been sold in the Netherlands and Belgium alone.
As of 2010 his books appear in nine languages: in Dutch (uitgeverij Luitingh), in German (Bastei Lübbe), in Czech (Albatros Media), in Spanish (Grupo Planeta), in Polish (Bauer-Weltbild), in Serbian (Tardis), in Bulgarian (Delakort), in Hebrew (Dekel Publishing) and in the Indonesian language (Kompas). This means that Jack's work can be read in a major part of Europe, Latin-America, the Middle-East and in Asia.
A film and a theatre production was made of Jack's story Tikken. Currently the pre-production has started for a feature movie of his novella Nachtogen [Night Eyes], to be made in Hollywood, Los Angeles.
As an author he makes no secret of his fondness for Stephen King and Dean Koontz’s work. Many reviewers call him “the Dutch Stephen King”.
Jack started his career as a journalist. He worked for some of the major magazines in the Netherlands, primarily writing about supernatural and other paranormal phenomena. His best articles are collected in his book Wonderlijk maar waar, published under his real name Ron Puyn.
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Latest news
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| Thursday, 05 May 2011 Delakort Publisher in Sofia, Bulgaria, will release Pyrophobia in Bulgarian language in June 2011. This edition is the seventh language for Jack Lance's succesful mystery
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| Thursday, 27 January 2011 Publisher Bauer-Weltbild, a Polish imprint of the Weltbild company, will publish Pyrophobia in Polish translation. This is the sixth language for the succesfull novel Pyrophobia, which can be
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| Thursday, 30 December 2010 In december 2010 the Spanish and Serbian language rights for Pyrophobia were sold to respected Grupo Planeta and publishing house Tardis respectively. The Spanish edition will be published in
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 | Wednesday, 21 April 2010 Jack's novel Pyrophobia is released, in April 2010, by uitgeverij Luitingh as
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