Showing posts with label Tor Nightfire. Show all posts
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Monday, August 2, 2021

Lists Galore!

August - also known as Pub Month for GETAWAY - is off to an amazing start. I woke up this morning to find my book on four separate lists:

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: The Best New Books to Read in August

POPSUGAR: 14 Twisty Mystery and Thriller Books You Have to Read This August

TOR NIGHTFIRE: This Month in New Horror Books

POPSUGAR: The Best 55 Books You'll Absolutely Lose Yourself in this August

GETAWAY hits shelves Aug. 17!!

Wednesday, January 15, 2020

The Kids Are Not All Right

BABY TEETH is still finding its way to new readers, and I love seeing articles like Tor Nightfire's "The Kids Are Not All Right: Brian Evenson On Making Monstrous Children." I really appreciated their summary of BABY TEETH:

Baby Teeth, Zoje Stage
This 2018 debut novel concerns a girl, Hanna, who is exceptionally bright and also exceptionally manipulative. She refuses to speak and slowly tries to drive a wedge between her parents so that she can have her father for herself. Exceptionally deft in its depiction of child psychology, this might be a book that you’d put in the same category as The Bad Seed except that as it progresses you begin to see the mother’s legacy of damage from her own mother and how she might be passing it along, as well as the mother’s desire to have her husband all for herself.  After a harrowing ride, it’s all the more remarkable that Stage puts us in a position where we can understand and even warily sympathize with the potentially psychopathic Hanna.

Sunday, December 15, 2019

2020 Reading Lists

It's incredibly exciting to see WONDERLAND starting to appear on 2020 reading lists! I'm so eager for readers to have access to this suspenseful, mysterious, magical, terrifying little book of mine. 

In the past week it has been selected by Tor-Nightfire for their list, All the Horror Books We're Excited About in 2020, and the SheReads list, The Most Anticipated Books by Women in 2020.

This has been all the more surprising and gratifying because the ARCs are only just starting to go out, and I don't know if anyone has even read the book yet! :-)