Library Journal: This collection of essays, some original and many revised and updated, represents a wide range of thought and many sterling examples of what makes science fiction and fantasy popular and so appealing for readers, along with what causes some readers not to like it. They also offer insight into where the speculative fiction conversation with itself, its past, and its readership is going in the future. Readers interested in the study of genre and those who have been captivated […]
2026 Grand Prix de l’Imaginaire 2026 finalists
We are thrilled to see that Premee Mohamed’s novellas, The Annual Migration of Clouds and We Speak Through The Mountain, are Grand Prix de l’Imaginaire 2026 finalists in the Nouvelle/Novella étrangère category!
Review: LOST IN YELLOWSTONE by Nicole Maggi
Kirkus: What’s the connection between a missing person, a severed foot in a sneaker, and a group of troubled kids? Emmeline Helliwell, a special agent for the National Park Service, is sent to Yellowstone to unravel the mystery of a foot blown out of a geyser in front of a group of tourists. She’d rather be anywhere else, having left Yellowstone three years earlier, when she was unable to close a missing persons case, abandoning her boyfriend, fellow park ranger Holden […]
Review: THE TRICKY BUSINESS OF FAERIE BARGAINS by Reena McCarty
Library Journal: In McCarty’s debut, a human named Poppy tries to prevent diplomatic chaos but gets caught up in Fae court machinations. Three years ago, Poppy was returned to the human world after 100 years of serving on the Otherside, in the land of the Fae. She works for an organization that handles legal bargains between humans and the othersiders. After growing up in the Wild Lands of the Fae, she isn’t adjusting well, and when a deal goes wrong, she […]
February Translation Deals
Czech rights to New York Times bestselling author Martha Wells’ PLATFORM DECAY, the eighth book in The Murderbot Diaries, to Dobrovsky, by Nada Popovic at Prava i prevodi in association with Michael Curry for Jennifer Jackson. French rights to New York Times bestselling author Martha Wells’ PLATFORM DECAY, the eighth book in The Murderbot Diaries, to Editions L’Atalante, by Sarah Dray at Anna Jarota Agency in association with Michael Curry for Jennifer Jackson. German rights to Melissa K. Roehrich’s Avonleya […]
Deal: Premee Mohamed
Nebula Award and World Fantasy Award winner Premee Mohamed’s WICKHILLS, a spy thriller pitched as Cold War-era John le Carre meets Gormenghast, to Eli Goldman at Tor, with Jonathan Strahan editing, in a two-book deal, for publication in fall 2026, by Michael Curry (World English).
Review: SECONDS TO SPARE by Rachel Reiss
Kirkus: Two 18-year-olds get stuck in a time loop during a flight from Kona to Los Angeles that seems about to end without warning, with the plane heading into a nosedive, before the cycle abruptly restarts. Aloha Airlines Flight 1333 was supposed to take Evelyn Werth back home across the Pacific Ocean along with her father’s ashes. But something went wrong, and just as the plane drops, apparently about to crash, time rewinds and Evelyn ends up back where she was […]
Starred Review: TWELVE MONTHS by Jim Butcher
Kirkus: This is wizard Harry Dresden’s yearlong mourning period for Karrin Murphy, the woman he loved. If you keep upping your protagonist’s powers throughout a series, then you must balance the scales by increasing the number and strength of their enemies—as well as seriously messing with their personal life. Over the course of the Dresden Files, Harry Dresden, Chicago PI and now one of the most powerful wizards in the world, thought his first love was dead (she wasn’t), sacrificed his […]
Nicole Glover talks THE STARSEEKERS on All Things Considered!
Check out this amazing interview Nicole Glover gives on NPR’S All Things Considered about her new book, THE STARSEEKERS!
Review: TRACE ELEMENTS by Jo Walton and Ada Palmer
Booklist: This collaboration between two prominent sf authors blends historical research, anecdotal narratives, and even a few poems. Sf fans might already be familiar with authors Walton (Or What You Will, 2020) and Palmer (Perhaps the Stars, 2021), but this collection of both authors’ nonfiction is an extensive plunge into sf’s deep end. While not having an overarching theme, these articles cover a broad range of topics, including the contract between author and reader, the histories of various genres and […]







