Congratulations to Jim Butcher!

Congratulations to Jim Butcher!

Congratulations to Jim Butcher! PEACE TALKS debuts at #2 on the New York Times hardcover list, as well as #2 on the hardcover and ebook combined list.

Starred Review: Harrow the Ninth by Tamsyn Muir

Starred Review: Harrow the Ninth by Tamsyn Muir

Booklist: This mind-bending sequel focuses on Harrow, the leader and last child of the Ninth House, who became a Lyctor at great cost in Gideon the Ninth (2019). But the course of Lyctorhood does not run smoothly for Harrow, who often hallucinates and remembers the events of Gideon much differently than the reader will; also, she may be haunted. Meanwhile, learning to use her new, almost unlimited necromantic power proves difficult given her mental instability, the unwillingness of her near-immortal tutors […]

Review: Elatsoe by Darcie Little Badger

Review: Elatsoe by Darcie Little Badger

School Library Journal: Elatsoe (Ellie) is a Lipan Apache teen who lives in Texas, where bizarre supernatural occurrences are the norm and people encounter magic, monsters, shape-shifters, and various supernatural events beyond reason. Ellie has inherited the spiritual skills of her people and has raised the ghost of her dog Kirby. A shimmering mass, Kirby is a loyal companion who alerts Ellie to danger and has the ability to move through walls. Ellie uses her supernatural abilities and keen observation skills […]

Starred Review: Peace Talks by Jim Butcher

Starred Review: Peace Talks by Jim Butcher

Library Journal: Harry Dresden is not a popular wizard in the eyes of the White Council, but he has been tasked with providing security to the senior council members as they join several other coalitions to discuss peace with the signers of the Unseelie Accord. As the Winter Knight, Harry must also liaison for Mab, Queen of Air and Darkness, which has placed him further in the crosshairs of the council, his grandfather, Ebenezar McCoy, comes to warn him. As […]

2020 Locus Awards

2020 Locus Awards

Congratulations to our DMLA authors for their 2020 Locus Awards! YOUNG ADULT NOVEL Dragon Pearl, Yoon Ha Lee (Disney Hyperion) FIRST NOVEL Gideon the Ninth, Tamsyn Muir (Tor.com Publishing)

Starred Review: Elatsoe by Darcie Little Badger

Starred Review: Elatsoe by Darcie Little Badger

Booklist: Ellie Bride is an intelligent, determined, and asexual young Native woman with the ability to bring the dead back to life, as demonstrated through her stalwart companion, Kirby the poltergeist puppy. One rule remains unchanging, though: humans must never be brought back from the underworld. After Ellie’s beloved cousin dies and reveals the murderer to her in dreams, she must find a way to unravel the truth behind the eerie town of Willowbee, Texas, and work with her premonitions, her […]

Review: Network Effect by Martha Wells

Review: Network Effect by Martha Wells

NPR: If the first books were episodes in a four-part TV miniseries, then Network Effect is the feature-length movie with the bigger budget and scope, and it is no less enjoyable….with a little more room to breathe, Wells draws out all of those elements in a way that extends the enjoyable experience of the novellas, yet doesn’t drag. One of the consistent strengths and joys of the series is Murderbot’s internal dialogue. It catalogues the world with files and backups and […]

Review: The Space Between Worlds by Micaiah Johnson

Review: The Space Between Worlds by Micaiah Johnson

Kirkus: Johnson’s world-hopping debut uses science fictional tools and an exciting plot to address urgent questions of privilege and position. Johnson employs Cara’s situation to forthrightly examine questions of privilege, trauma, assimilation, colonialism, and upbringing. The characters, voice, and twists all demand the reader’s attention. A compelling stand-alone debut that will leave readers thrilled, thoughtful, and anticipating the author’s next book.

2020 Ignotus Award Finalists

2020 Ignotus Award Finalists

Congratulations to our DMLA authors who have been nominated for a 2020 Ignotus Award! Novela extranjera (long translation) Quien teme a la muerte, de Nnedi Okorafor (editada por Crononauta, con traducción de Carla Bataller Estruch) – WHO FEARS DEATH Cuento extranjero (short translation) Sistemas críticos, de Martha Wells (editado por La esfera de los libros, con traducción de Carla Bataller Estruch) – ALL SYSTEMS RED