New York times bestseller Anne Bishop’s THE LADY IN GLASS and Other Stories, a collection including her short fiction to date, among which are some rare early pieces and an all new never before seen story, to Anne Sowards at Ace in an exclusive submission by Jennifer Jackson for publication in Spring 2024.
2022 Ignyte Awards
Congratulations to our DMLA authors on their 2022 Ignyte Awards! BEST NOVEL: YOUNG ADULT A Snake Falls To Earth – Darcie Little Badger (Levine Querido) THE EMBER AWARD (for unsung contributions to genre) Tananarive Due
Deal: Liz Alterman
Liz Alterman’s SAD SACKED, originally published by Audible Originals, a humorous, poignant memoir that chronicles the 17-month period after both the author and her husband, long-time media professionals, unexpectedly lost their jobs within six weeks of one another, to Jessica Bell at Vine Leaves, by Katie Shea Boutillier.
Starred Review: The Romance Recipe by Ruby Barrett
Library Journal: A charming, stand-alone workplace romance with a foodie bent…a must-have for library audiobook collections.
Review: Viviana Valentine Gets Her Man Book by Emily J. Edwards
Library Journal: A solid debut . . . For fans of hardboiled PIs with hearts of gold.
Review: Nona The Ninth by Tamsyn Muir
Booklist: At just about six months old (in a nineteen-year-old body), Nona lives a full life. She recounts her dreams to her protectors and works as a teacher’s aide at a local school. She’s been grudgingly accepted by a gang of streetwise kids and is trusted to watch a beloved teacher’s dog. At the edges of Nona’s life, glimpses of other truths occasionally slip through: there’s a giant blue sphere hanging in the sky, for one thing. Zombies are a problem. […]
Review: Even Though I Knew The End by C.L. Polk
Publishers Weekly: World Fantasy Award winner Polk (The Midnight Bargain) does what they do best with this genre-bending fantasy noir novella that brings lofty magic to a grimy 1940s city and showcases queer love along the way. Ten years earlier, warlock and private investigator Elena Brandt made a deal with the devil, bargaining away her soul to save the most precious thing in the world to her. Now she has only three days left before her deal is up and she […]
Review: It Rides a Pale Horse by Andy Marino
Library Journal: Marino demonstrates his skill as a storyteller, creating empathetic, fleshed-out characters who must fight through the madness that is bearing down on them…. VERDICT Marino is very willing to plumb the depths of human discomfort and nihilistic despair, revealing disturbing images that sear into the brain while showing how art, and sibling bonds, can both create and destroy.
2021 Shirley Jackson Awards Nominees
Congratulations to our DMLA author who was nominated for the 2021 Shirley Jackson Awards! NOVEL Nothing But Blackened Teeth by Cassandra Khaw (Nightfire)
Starred Review: Bitter Medicine by Mia Tsai
Publishers Weekly: Sparks fly in Tsai’s refreshing and enchanting paranormal debut. A sordid family past has driven gifted immortal Elle Mei, a descendant of Shénnóng, the Chinese god of medicine, into leading a quiet, unassuming life. Though Elle’s exceptional talent at magical calligraphy could easily earn her a lucrative career, she chooses to cover up the extent of her gift, hiding in plain sight as an “ordinary” glyphmaker in Raleigh, N.C. It’s the only way she knows how to protect […]








