Tag Archives: Tachyon Publications

Lookin’ Good: The Very Best of Kate Elliott

Posted on November 12, 2014 by Stefan (Far Beyond Reality)

Coming soon from Tachyon Publications: The Very Best of Kate Elliott, which is the author’s first collection of short fiction and essays. I’m very excited about this one, as I primarily know Elliott from her fantasy novels and (confession) don’t think I’ve … Continue reading →

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In the Company of Thieves by Kage Baker

Posted on November 19, 2013 by Stefan (Far Beyond Reality)

Kage Baker had many different audiences. After all, she wrote in many genres and formats: fantasy, science fiction, horror, novels, novellas, short stories, series, standalones. (Oh, and:Tor.com blog posts!) It occurred to me recently that, because of this range and … Continue reading →

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Lookin’ Good: In the Company of Thieves by Kage Baker

Posted on May 15, 2013 by Stefan (Far Beyond Reality)

Oh my. Look what I just spotted on Kathleen Bartholomew’s blog: In the Company of Thieves, a brand new collection of Company stories by Kage Baker. From Tachyon Publications’ site: The employees of Dr. Zeus Incorporated travel through (and meddle … Continue reading →

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The Emperor’s Soul by Brandon Sanderson

Posted on December 11, 2012 by Stefan (Far Beyond Reality)

At the start of Brandon Sanderson’s latest novella The Emperor’s Soul, Emperor Ashravan has just barely survived an assassination attempt. He’s alive thanks to his healers’ skills, but his mind has been wiped completely. The ruling Arbiters have managed to keep … Continue reading →

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After the Fall, Before the Fall, During the Fall by Nancy Kress

Posted on April 3, 2012 by Stefan (Far Beyond Reality)

In the year 2035, all that’s remaining of humanity is a group of twenty-six people who live in the Shell, an enclosure built two decades ago by the alien race known as the Tesslies when an environmental cataclysm made our … Continue reading →

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