Mark Alder
Read an Exclusive Extract from Son of the Night
You may have heard of the Hundred Years War. You may think you know about what those times were like. Lots of mud, territorial aggression and religious beliefs. But what if the outmoded superstitions of […]
Read MoreHappy Publication Day 24th August 2017!
Alfred Hitchcock once said that ‘Drama is life with the dull bits cut out’, and this week we can promise you all the drama, none of the dull stuff. We have Adam Roberts’ latest, a […]
Read MoreSon of the Morning: Chapter Three
This week we’re delighted to bring you the next chapter in our book of the month Son of the Morning. If you missed our last posts you can catch up with prologue and chapter one here and […]
Read MoreSon of the Morning: Chapter Two
This week we’re delighted to bring you the next chapter in our book of the month Son of the Morning. If you missed our post last week you can catch up with prologue and chapter one […]
Read MoreBook of the Month: Son of the Morning
Our book of the month for April is the mighty Son of the Morning by Mark Alder. The best way to introduce it is via an edited letter from Simon,our Associate Publisher for Gollancz, which he penned to our Geeks earlier in the year (who you’ll be hearing more from later in the month) to bring them to this epic read. The first chapter is below, and we’re be serializing it throughout the month with a giveaway to come.
Friday Reads: Son of the Morning
The events of the Hundred Years War would make for an extraordinary novel even if you wrote them as a straight novel. The characters were larger than life, the politicking every bit as devious as […]
Read MoreOn the fifth day of Geekmas…
It’s day five of our Geekmas giveaway and we’re adding five fierce proofs to our bundle. With 2014 quickly approaching we’ve got some incredibly exciting titles to share with you. And what better way to […]
Read MoreFriday Reads: Son of the Morning
We’ll be talking about Son of the Morning by Mark Alder (M.D. Lachlan) a lot more later in the year. But the book is fresh in my mind now so I thought I’d pass on […]
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