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Tag Archives: Orbit
Giveaway winner! (The Fell Sword giveaway)
The winner of last week’s giveaway is … Erin S. of Denton, TX Congratulations, Erin! Your copy of The Fell Sword by Miles Cameron is on its way, courtesy of the kind folks at Orbit. And, if you didn’t win … Continue reading
Giveaway! Enter to win a copy of The Fell Sword by Miles Cameron!
I haven’t exactly been shy about letting the world know that I’m enjoying Miles Cameron’s Traitor Son Cycle tremendously. With the recent release of The Fell Sword, the second book in the series, I thought it’d be a good time … Continue reading
The Fell Sword by Miles Cameron
Despite some minor misgivings, I absolutely loved Miles Cameron’s debut fantasy novel The Red Knight, the gritty and stirring story of a mercenary company, led by the titular Red Knight, who gets drawn into an epic battle that turns out to … Continue reading
Arcanum by Simon Morden
What happens when the magic goes away? More specifically, what happens when a small but strategically located region that has relied on its hexmasters for centuries is forced to deal with the sudden disappearance of its all-powerful magic? Simon Morden … Continue reading
The Gaslight Dogs by Karin Lowachee
My first entry in the new Under the Radar column at Tor.com went up this morning, focusing on the excellent novel The Gaslight Dogs by Karin Lowachee. An excerpt: The Gaslight Dogs packs an enormous amount of depth into barely 340 … Continue reading
Fortune’s Pawn by Rachel Bach
Fortune’s Pawn is the story of a talented space mercenary who is addicted to adrenaline, drinks like a fish, sleeps around, and wants nothing more than to become a member of the elite force known as the Devastators. Thanks to raw … Continue reading
Parasite by Mira Grant
In Mira Grant’s new novel Parasite, a major new scientific development has transformed the medical world: the Intestinal Bodyguard is a genetically engineered parasite that lives in your bowels and can secrete drugs directly into your digestive tract. It’s nothing … Continue reading
Ancillary Justice by Ann Leckie
Breq used to be a spaceship, or at least a fragment of the spaceship known as Justice of Toren. The ship controlled innumerable human bodies, known variously as “ancillaries” to the people of the interstellar Radchaai Empire and as “corpse … Continue reading
Equations of Life (Samuil Petrovitch #1) by Simon Morden
I picked up Equations of Life, the first novel in Simon Morden’s Samuil Petrovitch series, after receiving a copy of his latest novel The Curve of the Earth for review. The new novel is the fourth one set in the … Continue reading
Giveaway winner! (2312 giveaway)
The winner of last week’s giveaway is… Martin C. of Monsey, NY Congratulations, Martin – your copy of 2312 (my review) is on its way to you, courtesy of the kind people at Orbit. And… for those of you who didn’t … Continue reading
Far Beyond Reality 