Molly Tanzer’s CREATURES OF WILL AND TEMPER, in which an epee-fencing enthusiast and her younger sister are drawn into a secret London underworld of pleasure-seeking demons and bloodthirsty diabolists, with only her skill with a blade standing between them and certain death, to Brian Sweany at Recorded Books, in a two-book deal, by Katie Shea Boutillier on behalf of Cameron McClure.
German rights to Lynda S. Robinson’s first four books in the LORD MEREN MYSTERIES, to Weltbild, by Kathrin Nehm at Thomas Schlueck Agency in association with Katie Shea Boutillier.
Kirkus Reviews: The first of a two-book series concerning a future Earth society patterned after the principles of the Enlightenment. In 2454, nations are no longer tied to geography; instead, people ally themselves to Hives, according to their philosophical and intellectual inclinations. Discussion of gender and gender roles is essentially taboo, and organized religion is extinct. Instead, everyone is allotted a sensayer to discuss all of one’s spiritual concerns. In a world where there is no collective belief in God, […]
Congratulations to Shaun David Hutchinson on We Are the Ants being named to Bustle‘s Best YA of 2016 list!
Congratulations to the DMLA authors whose works made Tor.com Reviewers’ Best Books of 2016! Ninefox Gambit by Yoon Ha Lee Too Like the Lightning by Ada Palmer City of Blades by Robert Jackson Bennett
Congratulations to Shaun David Hutchinson on We Are the Ants making the New York Public Library’s list of 50 Best Books for Teens in 2016!
Congratulations to Mary Robinette Kowal on Ghost Talkers being named to AudioFile’s 2016 list of Best Audiobooks!
Three new historical mystery works by best-selling author Anne Perry for publication in 2018, to include the 24th in her William Monk series, the 16th of her Christmas novellas, and the 33rd in her Thomas Pitt series, moving the series into the first decade of the 20th Century with a cast of younger characters and featuring Thomas Pitt’s now-grown son Daniel, in a significant deal to Susanna Porter at Ballantine, by Donald Maass, in association with Meg Davis at Ki […]
Leslie S. Klinger and Laurie King editing their third anthology of Sherlock Holmes inspired stories, including contributions from Cara Black, Rhys Bowen, Feed Barrel Coleman, Jamie Freveletti, Gregg Hurwitz, and more, to Claiborne Hancock at Pegasus Books, by Donald Maass.
Congratulations to the DMLA authors with work named in The Guardian‘s Best Science Fiction and Fantasy Books of 2016! Binti by Nnedi Okorafor Too Like the Lightning by Ada Palmer Ninefox Gambit by Yoon Ha Lee