Marlene Harris

Olivia Waite | SFF,  Jan 01, 2025

Fans of Mary Robinette Kowal’s The Spare Man and Grace Curtis’s Floating Hotel will love this opening entry in a new space-cruise SF mystery series from Waite (The Hellion’s Waltz).

Molly O’Neill | SFF,  Jan 01, 2025

This delightfully magical historical fantasy combines creatures out of folklore (including the lake-dwelling monster Jenny) with a desperate quest, a sad tale of magic leaving the world, and a soul-quaking battle between quiet good and vast evil, all set in a beautiful story of sisterhood and found family among the most disparate of creatures. Readers who love the creatures, magic, and mythic settings of T. Kingfisher’s Thornhedge and Nicola Griffith’s Spear will find something similar and beautiful in O’Neill’s debut.

Katherine Addison | SFF,  Jan 01, 2025

Readers who are enthralled with the new cozy fantasy trend or love a cozy mystery will be delighted with Celehar and his latest investigation.

Nnedi Okorafor | SFF,  Dec 13, 2024

A captivating Möbius strip of literary SF.

Constance Fay | SFF,  Dec 13, 2024

Mary G. Thompson | SFF,  Dec 13, 2024

Kristi Chadwick, Melissa DeWild & Marlene Harris,  Dec 02, 2024

Erin K. Wagner | SFF,  Dec 01, 2024

Highly recommended for fans of thoughtful sci-fi about the relationships between humans, artificial intelligence, automated systems, and robotics.

Cory Doctorow | SFF,  Dec 01, 2024

Told with wit and verve, this is the portrait of the old raconteur and rabble-rouser as a young man and will charm readers who enjoyed Marty’s previous outings. It’s also a fascinating portrayal of the early wild and woolly days of Silicon Valley, as seen from the perspective of someone in the trenches at the start of it all. Highly recommended for readers of the series and anyone fascinated by the era.