Jennifer Jackson – Literary Agent

Marked in Flesh by Anne Bishop, the fourth book in her acclaimed Others series, has debuted on the New York Times fiction bestsellers lists at #13 print/ebook combined, #9 ebook, and #20 hardcover print extended! It has also debuted at #16 on the USA Today bestsellers list!

There’s a great feature up at the B&N SFF blog called “Anne Bishop’s Others Is Urban Fantasy Perfection.”

“The Others series, beginning with Written in Red, stands alongside [Anne Bishop’s] best work, even as it stands out on crowded bookstore shelves. If you’ve yet to encounter them, fret not! Not so long ago, I was just like you. Today, I am a full convert, and I’m here to bring you up to speed, and tell you why you need to jump onboard, now.”

The Edge of Worlds by Martha Wells

“In the beginning of this new full-length entry in Wells’s Raksura series (following 2012’s The Siren Depths), the entire community of Indigo Cloud, home to a shape-shifting race called the Raksura, has a nightmare of their world being destroyed by their archenemies, the predatory Fell. To prevent that, Jade, Moon (her consort), and other Raksura must join a group of archaeologists from several races to investigate an ancient site that could destroy them all…When the Fell do show up and bring a new wrinkle to their characterization, the dramatic battles, tough decisions, and character dynamics shine through. Filtering the story mostly through the semi-outsider Moon, Wells overcomes pacing flaws to keep this series going strong with an imaginative world of engaging characters.” — Publishers Weekly

Marked in Flesh by Anne Bishop

“VERDICT In Bishop’s fourth dark fantasy adventure (after Vision in Silver), the stakes have grown higher. There are plenty of parallels to draw between current events and Bishop’s alternate world, but it is the stories of the characters woven through the action that keep the books fresh. Vivid worldbuilding and myth creation are Bishop’s strengths, and this title is a welcome addition to the series.” — Library Journal

The Traitor Baru Cormorant by Seth Dickinson is one of the finalists for the 2016 Crawford Award, presented by the International Association for the Fantastic in the Arts.