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The Soviet Sisters

Anika Scott

“I think it’s time for me to tell you about my sister.”


Farewell, Fountain Street

Selçuk Altun, translated by Mel Kenne and Nilgun Dungan

"A few minutes ago, I said Jacques Derrida’s name out loud."


The Raven Thief: Excerpt and Cover Reveal

Gigi Pandian

"High in her hidden turret, concealed by oak trees on the steep hillside and disguised by its improbability on top of a supposedly normal house, the conversation was not going the direction Tempest had hoped."


Excerpt and Cover Reveal: The Blackhouse

Carole Johnstone

"Maybe it will be all right. Maybe I’ve just become too used to it never being all right."


We Had To Remove This Post

Hanna Bervoets

"My first real working day at Hexa was a Tuesday."


Scorched Grace: Cover Reveal and Exclusive First Look Preview

Margot Douaihy

"His flagrant violations of our tobacco rules made it seem like he was trying to get caught. Or he was bad at being bad. Not like me."


Geiger

Gustaf Skördeman

"As soon as Agneta’s daughters had left, everything became urgent."


Building 46

Massoud Hayoun

"It's said that Building 46 has a—complex history. Very complex"


A Snake in the Raspberry Patch

Joanne Jackson

"The funerals were held yesterday and because Mom didn’t want Fran, Robin or Alex to see the people crying and carrying-on, she asked the Olyphants to drop them off at our house and then pick them up on their way home."


First Look: Matt Kindt’s MIND MGMT: BOOTLEG

Check out an exclusive preview of Matt Kindt's gorgeous new comic book.

"We don't like to use the word 'test.' We find it causes undue stress."



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