Tag: Orbit Books
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CALL OF THE BONESHIPS by RJ Barker – COVER REVEAL
Dragons have returned to the Hundred Isles. But their return heralds only war and destruction. When a horde of dying slaves are discovered in the bowels ... -
THE IKESSAR FALCON by K. S. Villoso (BOOK REVIEW)
This is a year of hotly-anticipated sequels for me (hello Hollow Empire and Call of the Bone Ships!), and since I first read the self-pub version ... -
HOW TO RULE AN EMPIRE AND GET AWAY WITH IT by K. J. Parker – Book Review
This is the history of how the City was saved, by Notker the professional liar, written down because eventually the truth always seeps through. The City ... -
THE ONCE AND FUTURE WITCHES by Alix E. Harrow (Book Review)
Settle down dear reader, make yourself comfortable, Alix E Harrow is about to tell you a different kind of fairytale… During the year of 1893 ... -
Interview with Melissa Caruso (THE OBSIDIAN TOWER)
Melissa Caruso was born on the summer solstice and went to school in an old mansion with a secret door, but despite this auspicious beginning has ... -
Women in SFF Author Spotlight – Heather Child (THE UNDOING OF ARLO KNOTT)
Heather Child’s two novels EVERYTHING ABOUT YOU and THE UNDOING OF ARLO KNOTT are published by Orbit (Little, Brown). Heather lives in Bristol, UK. Alongside writing ... -
Interview with H. G. Parry (THE UNLIKELY ESCAPE OF URIAH HEEP)
H.G. Parry is a fantasy writer based in Wellington, New Zealand. Her short fiction has appeared in Intergalactic Medicine Show, Daily Science Fiction, and small press anthologies. She ... -
Interview with Tasha Suri (EMPIRE OF SAND)
Tasha Suri was born in Harrow, North-West London. She studied English and Creative Writing at Warwick University, and now lives in London where she works as a ... -
Interview with K. S. Villoso (THE WOLF OF OREN-YARO)
K.S. Villoso was born in a dank hospital on an afternoon in Albay, Philippines, and things have generally been okay since then. After spending most of ... -
Interview with Rowenna Miller (TORN)
I’m Midwestern born and raised, and it turns out you can’t take the Indiana out of the girl. I have a Master’s in English Film and ...
