Heart of the Mirage Preview
- July 18th, 2007
Next month sees Orbit’s publication of Heart of the Mirage by Glenda Larke. Born and raised in the Australian outback, Glenda has travelled the world and has spent the last 30 years living in Malaysia.…
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Moore yattering . . .
- July 18th, 2007
Just spotted something of interest to all right-minded people: Iain Emsley’s excellent blog, Yatterings, has an interview with laugh-out-loud funny Orbit author, Christopher Moore.
Moore’s A Dirty Job is in the bookshops…
Debatable Spaces
- July 17th, 2007
Philip Palmer
(photo: Charlie Hopkinson)
(photo: Charlie Hopkinson)
In January 2008, we’re publishing Debatable Space, a debut novel by Philip Palmer. Subtitled ‘a tale of revenge and revolution’, it’s a…
Chaos Theory
- July 17th, 2007
Hot on the heels of the publication of Dark Space, Marianne de Pierres has decided on a title for the second book in the Sentients of Orion series: Chaos Space. With chaos theory at…
Saturn Returns is in The Bookbag
- July 16th, 2007
Sean Williams’ fantastic new space opera, Saturn Returns, is garnering lots of well-deserved attention, from being Waterstone’s SF Bookseller’s Choice this month to this 4-star, out-of-this-world review in The Bookbag:…
Three In A Row!
- July 13th, 2007
Great news from the fourth estate. Trudi Canavan’s Voice of the Gods, the rather magnificent conclusion to the Age of the Five trilogy, will debut at No. 4 in the Sunday Times hardback bestseller chart this weekend. This is…
Fantastic Women
- July 12th, 2007
Orbit author Karen Miller, whose novel The Innocent Mage was published by Orbit UK in April and will be published by Orbit US in September, has started a programme of interviews with female speculative…
Link Roundup
- July 12th, 2007
Blogger Graeme Flory has just reviewed Fiona McIntosh’s Odalisque, which Orbit UK publishes this month. He says of it: “I found myself racing through the book to find out how it ended and…
A History of Vengeance
- July 10th, 2007
At her newly redesigned site, Lilith Saintcrow writes about the inspirations for the Dante Valentine series.
Originally she came from several piecemeal sources. I was watching a lot of the first Kill Bill movie and a wonderful Roman
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Priestess of the Write: An Interview with Trudi Canavan
- July 10th, 2007
Trudi Canavan
(photo: Paul Ewins)
(photo: Paul Ewins)
The extraordinary, and fantastically gripping, conclusion to Trudi Canavan’s Age of the Five trilogy, Voice of the Gods, was published last week by Orbit UK. To mark the conclusion of…