Our congratulations to Juliet E. McKenna whose short story collection, A Few Further Tales of Einarinn, is available today. You can buy it from us here. The book will be available via Amazon (Kindle) and Barnes & Noble (Nook) later today.
We are pleased to announce that our ebook store is back online. This is especially good news as Juliet McKenna’s new book is due out tomorrow. We’ll let you know as soon as it is available. In the meantime, here’s another of our books.
Here’s the cover of the brand new short story collection from Juliet E. McKenna that we will be publishing next week. The book should be available on the 27th. As to the content, it is best to let Juliet talk about it herself. You can learn more on her blog.
We are delighted to announce that this year we will be publishing a short fiction collection by the popular British fantasy writer, Juliet E. McKenna. For full details see the press release here.
We are delighted to see that Jeapes Japes has received a nice review over at The Future Fire.
We are delighted to announce that our online store is now able to stock a wonderful collection of ebooks by Aqueduct Press, producers of some of the finest feminist science fiction. The full press release is available here. All Aqueduct titles are available at 25% off until the end of Monday January 24th.
For Kindle owners out there we are pleased to announce that copies of Dark Spires are now available in the Kindle store, both in the US and UK. Obviously it is better for us if you buy the book direct from our store, but for US customers the Amazon price is somewhat lower because our store is currently unable to price in dollars and PayPal adds a currency conversion fee. For customers in other countries the relative prices will depend…
We are delighted to announce that we have just added a bunch of titles from Prime Books, including Lightspeed Magazine, to the Wizard’s Tower online store. What’s more, they are all on sale. A full press release is available here.
Cheryl Morgan of Wizard’s Tower Press is also the non-fiction editor of Clarkesworld Magazine, from Wyrm Publishing. Clarkesworld has been doing very well in this year’s major awards. One of their stories, “Spar” by Kij Johnson, won a Nebula Award. The magazine itself won a Hugo Award. And the magazine is also nominated for a World Fantasy Award.
Issue #1 of our literary review magazine, Salon Futura, was launched at the World Science Fiction Convention in Melbourne, Australia yesterday. You can read it for free online here. The magazine includes video interviews with China Miéville and Lauren Beukes, a podcast featuring Gary K. Wolfe, Nnedi Okorafor and Fábio Fernandes, and lots of other great material. It also has the table of contents for Dark Spires.