Congratulations to Elizabeth Bear for winning the Hugo in the short story category for Tideline (Asimov’s, June 2007), and to Mary Robinette Kowal for being awarded the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer!
And here’s to the winners in other categories and all the fine and talented finalists too!
Congratulations to client Cherie Priest! Her novel, Not Flesh Nor Feathers
Jim Butcher is at #2 on the hardcover list with Small Favor (The Dresden Files, Book 10)
C.E. Murphy’s The Queen’s Bastard (The Inheritors’ Cycle, Book 1)
And Jay Lake ties for the #9 spot on the mass market list with the paperback edition of Mainspring
Congratulations to everyone!
One of the fine supporting cast of the dark-fantasy mystery series the Dresden Files here gets his moment
in the spotlight. When his sister Lara, ruler of the White Court clan, proposes a job for Thomas Raith,
series star Harry Dresden’s vampire half-brother, he can’t refuse because the messenger is Thomas’ former
victim and true love, Justine, and the villain involved is a new client of Harry’s. Thomas has to work
without Harry noticing him, which is difficult, given how sensitive Harry’s gotten. Practiced rogue
Thomas manages somehow in this satisfying novella.
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Congratulations to Elizabeth Bear on winning a Theodore Sturgeon Award, honoring the best short fiction published in the US, for her short story “Tideline” (originally published in Asimov’s, June 2007).
