THE LIBRARY AT HELLEBORE by Cassandra Khaw is an Indie Next Pick!

THE LIBRARY AT HELLEBORE by Cassandra Khaw is an Indie Next Pick!

Cassandra Khaw’s THE LIBRARY AT HELLEBORE is a July Indie Next Pick! Congratulations, Cassandra! “This is the punk rock, eldritch god, carnage-fueled battle royale dark academia that makes partial decapitation look like an amateur sandbox. The Library at Hellebore is more metal than I’ll ever be and too cool for most of you.” ―Olivie Blake, New York Times bestselling author of The Atlas Six Coming tomorrow to an independent bookstore near you!

Paste Magazine's Most Anticipated Horror Books of Summer 2025

Paste Magazine’s Most Anticipated Horror Books of Summer 2025

Exciting news: THE LIBRARY AT HELLEBORE by Cassandra Khaw has made Paste Magazine’s Most Anticipated Horror Books of Summer 2025 list stating “Cassandra Khaw is one of the finest prose stylists in all of horror, but they’re also brilliant when it comes to twisting concepts we think we understand into something. The Library of Hellebore starts with a great hook, the idea of a school where all the world’s monsters are educated and redeemed, then shifts into survival horror mode […]

Review: THE SUN AND THE MOON by Rebekah Faubion

Review: THE SUN AND THE MOON by Rebekah Faubion

Publishers Weekly: Two very different women intervene in their parents’ hasty wedding plans in this alluring, tarot-inspired sapphic romance from Faubion (The Lovers). Introverted and lonely park ranger Cadence Connelly returns home to California after receiving an invitation to the engagement party of her estranged mother, Moira, a psychic. Like Cadence, adventurous, commitment-phobic pilot Sydney Sinclair, the daughter of Moira’s fiancé, Rick, suspects some nefarious element to their fast-tracked engagement. Sydney visits Moira’s store to scope her out, but Cadence […]

Review: THE MAD SISTERS OF ESI by Tashan Mehta

Review: THE MAD SISTERS OF ESI by Tashan Mehta

Publishers Weekly: “Mehta (The Liar’s Weave) explores the bond of sisterhood in this ambitious, dreamlike epic….Mehta cleverly brings the plot full-circle in a satisfying finale. Readers are sure to be impressed.”

June Subsidiary Rights Deals

June Subsidiary Rights Deals

Audio rights to Athena Giles’ WAVES TAKE YOUR BONES, to Emily Loughran at Tantor Media, by Katie Shea Boutillier (world English). Audio rights to P.S.C. Willis’ CRYING OUT FOR MAGIC, to Emily Loughran at Tantor Media, by Katie Shea Boutillier (world English). Audio rights to Nicole Maggi’s A MURDER IN ZION and LOST IN YELLOWSTONE, to Emily Loughran at Tantor Media, in a two-book deal, by Katie Shea Boutillier for Anne Tibbets (World English). Audio rights to Robert McCammon’s Matthew […]

June Translation Deals

June Translation Deals

Chinese rights to Brent Weeks’s THE BURNING WHITE, to Gaea (Taiwan), by Alyssa Wu at The Grayhawk Agency, on behalf of Katie Shea Boutillier for Donald Maass. Croatian rights to LJ Andrews’ THE EVER KING and THE EVER QUEEN, to Lumen, by Momčilo Mišković at Prava I Prevodi on behalf of Katie Shea Boutillier. French audio rights to LJ Andrews’s THE EVER QUEEN and THE MIST THIEF, to Noa Rosen at Theleme, by Sarah Dray at Anna Jarota Agency, on […]

NYT's The Best TV Shows of 2025, So Far

NYT’s The Best TV Shows of 2025, So Far

So excited and thrilled to see Murderbot listed on the New York Times Best TV Shows of 2025 So Far!!! ~In this comic sci-fi thriller, based on the novel “All Systems Red” by Martha Wells, Alexander Skarsgard plays a jaded robot that is charged with protecting a crunchy space commune but would rather just watch pulpy soaps. “The real killer app of the story, adapted by Chris and Paul Weitz, is the snarky worldview of the artificial life form at […]

2025 Ursula K. Le Guin Prize for Fiction finalists!

2025 Ursula K. Le Guin Prize for Fiction finalists!

DMLA is proud to congratulate the following clients on the recognition of their talent as nominees of the 2025 Ursula K. Le Guin Prize for Fiction : * Vajra Chandrasekera for RAKESFALL * Nalo Hopkinson for BLACKHEART MAN * Eden Robins for REMEMBER YOU WILL DIE This award is intended to recognize those writers Ursula spoke of in her 2014 National Book Awards speech—realists of a larger reality, who can imagine real grounds for hope and see alternatives to how we […]

Review: HEIRESS AMONG THIEVES by Emily Wibberley and Austin Siegemund-Broka

Review: HEIRESS AMONG THIEVES by Emily Wibberley and Austin Siegemund-Broka

Kirkus: A gang of teens regroups to plan another heist—this time in Switzerland—in this sequel to Heiress Takes All (2024). A year after the events of the first novel, Olivia Owens plans a second job, this time at Volenvell Castle, the home of her extraordinarily wealthy grandmother, Leonie Owens, whom she hasn’t seen in years—not since Leonie broke off contact with Olivia’s father. The castle is located in the Swiss Alps, and Olivia has been invited there to celebrate Leonie’s […]

Review: THE LIBRARY AT HELLEBORE by Cassandra Khaw

Review: THE LIBRARY AT HELLEBORE by Cassandra Khaw

Library Journal: Jumping in time between the survivors’ stand-off and the period before the attack, the back and forth builds out the world of the school, characters, and relationships at the heart of this story while also ratcheting up the urgency and terror. Khaw’s brutal novel is more than an action-packed race against time, it is also an honest, endearing, and emotional ode to friendship, as well as a clever story about power. VERDICT Engaging, visceral, and a lot of […]