Justina Robson

It’s a very special publication day for us as we get to bring you a never-before-seen novel from the legendary David Gemmell! Not only that, we’ve got two excellent science fiction novels from Justina Robson […]

Out this week from Gollancz, we’ve got the next undyingly sexy novel from Lynsay Sands’ Argeneau Vampire series, as well as the return of some excellent novels from Sarah Pinborough and Justina Robson!   Immortal […]

In Justina Robson’s Harmony, only model citizens are welcome. Unfortunately, being a model citizen is much harder than you might imagine. . . THE SWITCH is the groundbreaking new SF novel from one of the […]

Looking for a new book to beat the winter blues? We’ve got four out of this world SF adventures out in bookshops and online today, that will take you far away from the dark winter […]

We’d like to congratulate Aliette de Bodard, Ian McDonald and Justina Robson on their shortlisting for the BSFA Best Novel Award.   Luna by Ian McDonald ‘All the pleasures of a cut-throat soap opera in […]

Justina Robson’s new novel is the story of a mother and her two teenage daughters. But it is also a story that features an unknowable alien race of shapeshifters, an archaeological dig that holds a […]

We’d like to wish a very happy Publication Day to all of our books out in bookshops and online today. This week’s new titles feature ground breaking SF, omnibuses of some of the must read […]

This week’s Friday Reads are the books that we have revealed so far on our Gollancz advent calendar. The Glorious Angels by Justina Robson Blue Remembered Earth by Alastair Reynolds The Blade Itself by Joe […]

We’re delighted to be able to show you the new cover for Justina Robson’s eagerly awaited new SF novel. The Glorious Angels is every bit as rich in conception and clever in delivery as the […]

In March of next  year we’re publishing Justina Robson’s new book The Glorious Angels. I’ve just finished editing the book and had talked to Justina telling her how excited I was by it – it’s strange, […]

We recently caught up with Justina Robson and asked her to tell us a little bit about the Gollancz 50th title she has written the introduction for Flowers for Algernon.