“A Crown So Cursed”: L. L. McKinney on concluding the Nightmare-Verse The story of the Nightmare-verse has wrapped up, but there's still room for more
“Legends of Norse Mythology”: Tom Birkett on Vikings, myths and legends Telling old myths and legends for a new generation of young readers
“The Worlds of Dune”: Tom Huddleston on the structures of “Dune” A rich, historical exploration of the events and cultures that inspired the book's people and places
“Never Whistle at Night”: Indigenous dark visions from Shane Hawk & Ted Van Alst, Jr A showcase to build the foundation for stories beyond this Native horror anthology
“The Oppenheimer Alternative”: Robert J. Sawyer explores beyond the Manhattan Project Exploring possible secret histories surrounding real world events
Original “Godzilla” novellas first English translation coming October 2023 The first English translations of the original novellas about the iconic kaijū Godzilla
The 2023 ITW Thriller Awards Winners
“The Silent Planet”: Paul Salamoff on the journey needed to tell a story Taking advantage of multiple mediums to best tell a story
“The Long March Home”: On History, Humanity and Hope
“A Sleight of Shadows”: Kat Howard dives deeper into stolen magic Fighting dark magic, and trying to survive the battles
“Playing Dead”: Peggy Rothschild on mixing dogs and mysteries Working on more ways to incorporate new dogs in different mysteries
“Night of Demons and Saints”: Menna van Praag on trauma and healing The second in The Sisters Grimm trilogy continues amidst grief, loss and recovery
“The Awoken”: Katelyn Monroe Howes on life and rights after cryogenic resurrection A debut science fiction thriller pits science against the shifts of ethics and perspectives
Mark Greaney and the right hero for “The Armored” Developing the right place and the right character for a new thriller
