Watch: THE HEROES trailer!
Gollancz Author: Jen - May 9th, 2012
Book Trailer, Fantasy, Joe Abercrombie
With THE HEROES out in paperback this week we wanted to take a minute to remind you of the epic book trailer! Don’t forget to visit the Gollancz blog tomorrow to read the first chapter of THE HEROES for free! Happy Wednesday!
Tags: Book Trailer, Fantasy, Joe Abercrombie, The Heroes
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GOLLANCZ ACQUIRES ‘THE HUNGER GAMES’ PARODY
Gollancz Author: Marcus - May 9th, 2012
Fantasy, News, Science Fiction
Gollancz has acquired a parody of the best-selling dystopian YA series The Hunger Games.
The Hunger but Mainly Death Games by John Bailey Owen and Aaron Geary has already been self-published by the authors and sold over 25,000 copies in both physical and eBook format in the US. Gollancz will release the book as an £4.99 eBook on Thursday, May 10th and as a £7.99 B-format hardback in mid-June.
Owen is a former editor of the Harvard … More
Tags: Aaron Geary, Bored of the Rings, Bratniss Everclean, John Bailey Owen, Nightlight, Parody, The Hunger But Mainly Death Games
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Friday Reads: Bank Holiday Edition!
Gollancz Author: Jen - May 4th, 2012
Adam Roberts, Alastair Reynolds, Fantasy, Friday Reads, Science Fiction, Stephen Baxter, Young Adult
Happy Friday Gollancz Blog readers and welcome back to our weekly #FridayReads wherein a member of Team Gollancz shares with you a book we can’t stop talking about. Whether it’s an upcoming new release, an old favourite or a hot genre title this is the place for to find your perfect weekend reading selection. This week we’ve asked Team Gollancz to share which books we’ll be reading over the Bank Holiday weekend.
Simon: This weekend I will still be reading The … More
Tags: A Song of Ice and Fire, Adam Roberts, Alastair Reynolds, Blood, Blue Remembered Earth, By Light Alone, Catherine, Chasm City, Friday Reads, George RR Martin, Gillian Flynn, Gone Girl, Intrusion, Kay Kenyon, Ken MacLoed, Matthew Swift, Mountains of the Mind, Nan Shepherd, Nick Webb, Philip Mann, Revelation Space, Rick Riordan, Robert Macfarlane, SFX, Some Kind of Fairy Tale, The Disestablishment of Paradise, The Entire and the Rose Series, The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy, The Living Mountain, The Minority Council, The Red Pyramid, The Serpent's Shadow, The Silent Land, The Wild Places
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MIDWINTERBLOOD – it’s amazing what you can miss…
Gollancz Author: Paul S - May 3rd, 2012
Dark Fantasy, Fantasy, Young Adult
Marcus has been published by Orion’s childrens list for many years now, and though I’ve dabbled with his vampire series (My Swordhand is Singing and Kiss of Death), and dipped a toe into his brilliant Raven Mysteries, I have only ever had a passing acquaintance with his writing. My work limited my reading to Orion’s adult titles, and with time for reading for pleasure at a premium I had never really given his books … More
Tags: Indigo, Marcus Sedgwick, Midwinterblood
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