"In this reviewer’s opinion, this is the must-read fantasy of the year."
—Bookpage
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- July 23rd, 2007
The first (of many, we hope!) Starred Reviews from Publishers Weekly in the US has just arrived and it’s for Brian Ruckley’s Winterbirth. In their own words, it’s an “outstanding fantasy debut … ensuring a fervent audience of epic fantasy…
- July 23rd, 2007
Karen Miller, whose bestselling debut novel The Innocent Mage was published by Orbit UK in April and will be published by Orbit US in September, has been interviewed by Sandy Auden at…
- July 20th, 2007
Orbit Publishing Director Tim Holman talked to Bookselling This Week about the launch of Orbit in the US. Read the full interview on the ABA website.
- July 20th, 2007
The SF Site has posted a terrific early review of The Electric Church by Jeff Somers (on sale in September in the US and UK).
“Somers writes with assurance and style. This is fun, cyberpunky noir SF with just
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- July 17th, 2007
In January 2008, we’re publishing Debatable Space, a debut novel by Philip Palmer. Subtitled ‘a tale of revenge and revolution’, it’s a…
- July 16th, 2007
Robert Buettner, author of Orphanage and Orphan’s Destiny (which Orbit US will reissue along with the new book Orphan’s Journey in April 2008) was interviewed in Steven Euin Cobb’s podcast The Future and You.
- July 16th, 2007
I’m thrilled to announce an updated cover design for the US edition of Once Bitten, Twice Shy by Jennifer Rardin. We’re publishing her first book in October and we thought this was a fabulous look to start off…
- 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…
- 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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- July 6th, 2007
Looking forward to the publication of Matter by Iain M. Banks next year (from Orbit in both the UK and US) I’ve been surfing the huge and helpful body of websites on the Culture, and happened on this comprehensive
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