since the original cipher was made unusable by the change of format and the publisher decided not to re-encode the story. Awards 2007 Tähtifantasia Award for the best foreign fantasy book released in Finland in 2006. Theatre In 2013, Irish theatre company Tribe adapted parts of the collection for the stage. Relying on Dradin, in Love for the main narrative, they drew also on elements of King Squid, The Exchange, and the dust jacket's untitled vignette. Reception was positive, with Irish Theatre Magazine describing the piece as "athletic and enterprising... astutely adapted and directed... an imaginatively realised piece of work," and Cork's Evening Echo saying that it possessed "a visual verve that is quite a rarity on the Irish stage." The piece was adapted and directed by Bob Kelly, an Irish graduate of L'École Internationale de Théâtre Jacques Lecoq. References VanderMeer, Jeff. "City of Saints and Madmen: The Untold Story". The Agony Column, 6–7 April 2004. Heylin, Liam. "Reviews: Dradin, in Love" Irish Theatre Magazine, 25 May 2013. External links A Rough Guide to Ambergris Fantasy short story collections 2001 short story collections Metafictional works Fictional fungi