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- December 9th, 2009
Orbit would like to extend hearty congratulations to our finalists in the 2009 Aurealis Awards, the winners of which will be announced at the ceremony in Brisbane on Saturday 23 Jan 2010. They include:
In the category of Best…
- December 9th, 2009
Not only has Philip Palmer had a double recommendation in the Guardian recently,…
- December 7th, 2009
Red Claw author Philip Palmer has gotten this week off to a rousing start with his exploration of evil (and why evil is very, very good — sometimes); but before Monday turns into Tuesday, let’s look back at…
- December 5th, 2009
We were delighted to see not just one, but two fabulous Orbit books in the Guardian’s stylish Saturday supplement. The Gadgets Fiends piece presented us with a photograph of the bookshelf of the future, dripping with must-have gadgets, alcohol extraction devices (ahem,…
- December 4th, 2009
Jesse Bullington, author of The Sad Tale of the Brothers Grossbart begins guestblogging at Omnivoracious.com today, and opens with an appreciation of and elaboration upon an extremely thought-provoking article by fellow Orbit author Kim Stanley Robinson…
- December 1st, 2009
Yeah Lili!
Lili hit the New York Times’ Children’s Paperback Bestseller list at #5, kicking ass with her YA novel, Betrayals. I am very proud to work with her and I’m SUPER excited for her. Now I can introduce her…
- November 30th, 2009
Nicole Peeler’s character Jane True thought it might be a good idea to get some pointers on being an urban fantasy heroine from Gail Carriger’s character Alexia Tarabotti.
They met. They talked. See for yourself.
Selkies…
- November 30th, 2009
As we here in the US continue to recover from turkey overload, let’s take a quick look at what went up on the Orbit blog while the ingredients were still being prepared.
The sad news arrived only this morning of…
- November 24th, 2009
We are very pleased to announce that Orbit has agreed to a three-book deal with internationally bestselling author Kim Stanley Robinson. The first novel, scheduled for publication in 2012, has the working title 2312.
Tim Holman, Orbit VP and Publisher,…
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