Perfect for fans of Travis Baldree’s Legends & Lattes and Junpei Inuzuka’s Restaurant to Another World, The Nameless Restaurant follows a restaurant in Toronto that is magically hidden, whose service is horrible, but whose food is divine.
A mythic tale of disgruntled African gods, revenge, and a heist across two worlds to reclaim a stolen artifact of power, perfect for fans of Nnedi Okorafor, Neil Gaiman, Marlon James, and Karen Lord.
A retelling of Beowulf’s battle with a dragon, featuring a fierce young woman trying to reclaim her power.
Simon Moody’s mom inherits her wealthy Uncle Edmund’s estate. The only problem is, they have to leave Brooklyn, move to the little town of Caligo Falls and make the infamous Wilder House, built by Edmund’s grandfather in 1905, their home.
A look at the Star Trek: Discovery episode of the same name and how the time crystal at its heart reflects the show as a whole and the vital role the episode plays in the continuing voyages of the Discovery, Michael Burnham and Chris Pike.
A complex novel of humanity’s passion for the written word. At the revolutionary crossroads of magic, betrayal, and long-forgotten truths, a naïve, compassionate royal and a determined, hunted librarian discover a dangerous world.
As an unlikely found-family flees toward Galveston, a psychic young girl bonds with Charlie Fish, an enigmatic gill-man. Meanwhile, they are pursued by bounty hunters determined to profit from the spectacle of Charlie.
The sequel to Midnight, Water City follows a detective from the depths of earth’s oceans to the moon as he unravels a cosmic conspiracy that threatens to destroy the remnants of human life.
A hopeful adult coming-of-age story about the impact of our work, our connections with others, and the promise of technology.
The debut collection by Andrew S. Fuller includes dark strange gritty humorous powerful stories about octopi, dancing houses, space fungi, gargoyles, wishes, circus wagons, books, tiny cities, and more. “Entirely transporting” says Publishers Weekly.
The debut collection by Andrew S. Fuller includes dark strange gritty humorous powerful stories about octopi, dancing houses, space fungi, gargoyles, wishes, circus wagons, books, tiny cities, and more. “Entirely transporting” says Publishers Weekly.
Jen Karner is an award-winning SFF & horror novelist who never attended college but still did the required reading. A book goblin she enjoys horror movies, D&D podcasts & yelling at video games & when not writing can be found online @Articulatedream.
