Harry Turtledove’s Videssos Cycle is back in print for the first time in years! Don’t miss this excerpt of the first book in this epic saga, and read fast because the next volume in this collection will be out very soon!
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Harry Turtledove’s Videssos Cycle is back in print for the first time in years! Don’t miss this excerpt of the first book in this epic saga, and read fast because the next volume in this collection will be out very soon!
Read MoreAuthor G.T. Almasi has created some awesome imagery for his fast-paced science fiction/alternative history espionage novel Blades of Winter. Check out the pictures of his characters and a map of the book’s world in this slideshow.
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Have you not read Blades of Winter? Yikes. You need to get on that. Pronto.
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G.T. Almasi is the author of Blades of Winter, A fast-paced cyberthriller set in the shadow of a Cold War that never ended:
Nineteen-year-old Alix Nico, a self-described “million-dollar murder machine,” is a rising star in ExOps, a covert-action agency that aggressively shields the United States from its three great enemies: the Soviet Union, Greater Germany, [...]
Harry Turtledove brings us the latest installment in his series of alternate histories. Click Read More for the first 50 pages of THE WAR THAT CAME EARLY: COUP D’ETAT.
Read MoreResistance: stone-cold science fiction shooter? Anti-Commie Retro-Classic? Both? Let’s take a look at history – both real and imagined – and decide!
Read MoreAuthor and journalist Robert Masello stopped by the Suvudu booth to discuss the fantastic and historical roots of his new novel The Medusa Amulet:
In this new spine-tingling thriller by Robert Masello, the critically acclaimed and bestselling author of Blood and Ice, a brilliant but skeptical young scholar named David Franco embarks on a quest to [...]
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