OF NOBLE FAMILY
by Mary Robinette Kowal
THE TRAITOR BARU CORMORANT
by Seth Dickinson
VERMILION
by Molly Tanzer
Dec 152015
Dec 092015
Nov 232015
Congratulations to the DMLA authors on Barnes & Noble’s Best Science Fiction & Fantasy of 2015 List!
- The Traitor Baru Cormorant, by Seth Dickinson
- Planetfall, by Emma Newman
- Vision in Silver, by Anne Bishop
- Karen Memory, by Elizabeth Bear
- The Aeronaut’s Windlass, by Jim Butcher
Nov 202015
Congratulations to Elizabeth Bear on Karen Memory being included in Library Journal‘s Best Books of 2015!Nov 172015
Congratulations to DMLA authors who made Amazon’s Best Science Fiction & Fantasy Books of 2015 list!
- The Aeronaut’s Windlass by Jim Butcher
- The Traitor Baru Cormorant by Seth Dickinson
- Letters to Zell by Camille Griep
- Zer0es by Chuck Wendig
Nov 052015
Congratulations to the DMLA authors up for Best Fantasy for 2015’s Goodreads Choices Awards!
- Vision in Silver by Anne Bishop
- The Aeronaut’s Windlass by Jim Butcher
Oct 202015
Congratulations to Anne Bishop on Daughter of the Blood‘s inclusion on Amazon’s 100 Sci-Fi & Fantasy Books to Read in a Lifetime!
The Dark Kingdom is preparing itself for the fulfillment of an ancient prophecy the arrival of a new Queen, a Witch who will wield more power than even the High Lord of Hell himself. But this new ruler is young, and very susceptible to influence and corruption; whoever controls her controls the Darkness. And now, three sworn enemies begin a ruthless game of politics and intrigue, magic and betrayal…and the destiny of an entire world is at stake….
Jul 012015
At Publishers Weekly, Ken Bruen included Matthew McBride’s A Swollen Red Sun in his list of 10 Best Noir Novels.McBride came to prominence with his debut novel, the wonderfully titled Frank Sinatra in a Blender. This, his second novel, comes fully noir, and is one of the finest accounts of how meth has spread across the Midwestern states like some bubonic plague. Demons from its use and the characters’ own demons fuse into an epic blend of one of the darkest, most humorous noirs of the past decade. Gasconade County as depicted here rivals James Ellroy’s Los Angeles for the sheer scope of its compassion and corruption.
May 132015
Cherie Priest’s I Am Princess X was named one of Publishers Weekly’s best YA books for summer.
Part comic, part novel, and packed with emotion and adventure, Priest’s story follows 16-year-old Seattle resident May as she tries to discover whether her childhood friend Libby, who died in a car accident, might still be alive. How else to explain the comics popping up online and around town that feature Princess X, a character the two girls created? It’s a fast-paced yet thoughtful thriller, and Ciesemier’s comics sequences both ground the story and amp up the excitement.
May 082015
Camille Griep’s debut Letters to Zell was named one of Publishers Weekly’s Best Summer Science Fiction/Fantasy books.
Griep’s captivating debut weaves together traditional fairy tales with scenes of 21st-century Los Angeles to create an exploration of the conflicts between destiny and desire. Readers will dive into the rich and realistic depictions of modern-day versions of Cinderella, Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, and Rapunzel, and their touching efforts to navigate old and new relationships in a changing world.