We do like a good charity and finding a way to support one through book sales is one of our favourite things to do. After last year’s campaign to support Freedom Service Dogs of America with a pre-order campaign for Wendy N Wagner’s An Oath of Dogs we’re going to do another pre-order campaign, this […] Pre-order Smoke Eaters, Help Firefighters Published February 08, 2018
Sean Grigsby will be appearing at not one, but two events in March — just after his debut novel Smoke Eaters has been released! Be sure to catch him at the following venues to hear all about dragon-fighting and the world Cole, his protagonist, lives in! Get your books signed, meet the man, and mingle […] Author Appearance: Sean Grigsby Published January 26, 2018
We have something wonderful for all y’all to take a look at today, the brand new cover for Cameron Johnston‘s The Traitor God! There’s already *quite* the buzz for the release of The Traitor God – which hits shelves in June 2018 – with New York Public Library including it in its ‘Most Anticipated Books […] COVER REVEAL: The Traitor God Published January 23, 2018
As you may have seen, author of Kojiki and Kokoro, Keith Yatsuhashi, was at SFF convention Arisia in Boston last week. Turns out he had so much fun we asked him to write just a little guest post about his experience, which he did! So, without further ado, we’ll hand on over to Keith to […] Keith Yatsuhashi Writes on Arisia Published January 22, 2018
“Sisters, sisters, never met such devoted sisters. Caring, sharing… umm, becoming bandits and scaring…” Okay, so our dastardly duo aren’t quite the sisters depicted in Irving Berlin’s classic but trust us, you’ll want to get to know these two and their hustling ways! Luckily, the wait won’t be long as The Sisters Mederos by Patrice […] Cover Reveal + Excerpt: The Sisters Mederos Published January 16, 2018
WHOOOOT!!!! Sound the good news alarms, release the d̶e̶a̶t̶h̶ joy drones and set party phasers to ‘stun’ because Tim Pratt‘s The Wrong Stars has been shortlisted for this year’s Philip K Dick Award! The Wrong Stars follows a ragtag crew of the ship the White Raven, as they discover an alien technology that could change […] The Wrong Stars Shortlisted for the Philip K Dick Award Published January 12, 2018
Keith Yatsuhashi, author of wonderfully fun urban fantasy with an anime twist Kojiki and sequel Kokoro, will be appearing at Arisia – New England’s largest and most diverse sci-fi & fantasy convention. Arisia is taking place this weekend (Jan 12 – 15) in Boston and will be full to the brim with anime, SF&F, costuming, […] Keith Yatsuhashi at Arisia Published January 09, 2018
It’s here. Oh my GOODNESS, it’s here! The new cover for Jeff Noon‘s The Body Library has arrived and it’s just as wonderful as you’d expect. Our thanks, as always, to Amazing15 for such a great design. The Body Library continues the adventures of John Nyquist – who we first met in last August’s A […] The Library Must Be Built: The Body Library Cover Reveal Published January 08, 2018
The Tides of War returns! Fallen Gods, James A Moore’s sequel to the acclaimed The Last Sacrifice is here at last. Brogan McTyre and his band of warriors are taking on their deities, it’s a hell of a ride… Brogan McTyre and his compatriots are wanted, dead or alive. Preferably alive, so they can be […] Appease the Gods – Read the First Chapter of Fallen Gods for Free Published January 05, 2018
Today The Queen of All Crows, the first in Rod Duncan‘s eagerly anticipated second series with us, The Map of Unknown Things, is released! *Queue celebratory aerial display by troop of fancy, glitter covered crows* As is the way with these things, Rod will be holding and/or taking part in a few events over the […] Author Appearances: Rod Duncan1 comment Published January 02, 2018
The Open Door 2017 has now closed. Thank you, thank you to everyone who submitted their proposals over the last two months. A last-day flurry, notably amongst folks for whom GMT is something of an alien concept, meant that we decided to keep the way open for a few more hours. Well done to anyone […] The Open Door… has closed once more1 comment Published January 01, 2018
