Tag: Angry Robot
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HERALD OF THE BLACK MOON by Stephen Deas (EXCERPT)
Today, we’re delighted to bring you an excerpt from Herald of the Black Moon by Stephen Deas, which is due to be released 25th April 2023 from ... -
MOTHTOWN by Caroline Hardaker, illustrated by Chris Riddell (COVER REVEAL)
Today, we’re thrilled to bring you the cover reveal for Caroline Hardaker’s upcoming novel Mothtown which will be published by Angry Robot on 14th November. Before ... -
Acquisition Announcement and Interview with S. T. Gibson (EVOCATION)
Angry Robot Books is thrilled to announce Evocation, a masterful contemporary fantasy tale from S.T. Gibson, and the first in a four book series from the ... -
Small Press Appreciation – #SmallPressBigStories
Welcome to our Small Press Appreciation Post! If you’re on Twitter, you may know that terrible wonderful book tempter Runalong Womble. As we approach that time ... -
Acquisition Announcement and Interview with Caroline Hardaker (MOTHTOWN)
Caroline Hardaker lives in the north east of England and writes quite a lot of things. Caroline’s debut poetry collection, Bone Ovation (2017), and her first ... -
Interview with Stacey McEwan (LEDGE)
Stacey McEwan is the author of Ledge, the heart-stopping beginning to the Glacian Trilogy. Stacey is a school teacher by day and fantasy writer by night. She ... -
LEDGE by Stacey McEwan (BOOK REVIEW)
The cold is cruel, but it is not alive. It can consume you, extort you, and convince you to do unspeakable things. It can turn your ... -
Interview with Dan Koboldt (SILVER QUEENDOM)
Dan Koboldt is the author of the Gateways to Alissia trilogy (Harper Voyager) and the Build-A-Dragon Sequence (Baen), the editor of Putting the Science in Fiction ... -
SILVER QUEENDOM by Dan Koboldt (BOOK REVIEW)
Darin Fields never got invited to elegant affairs, but that didn’t stop him from showing up. And robbing the guests blind, of course. Darin Fields is ... -
How to Balance Series Ambitions with Standalone Stories: Guest Post by Dan Moren (THE NOVA INCIDENT)
How to Balance Series Ambitions with Standalone Stories by Dan Moren Writing a series is a dangerous business. Sure, it might seem like great fun to ...
