Mason Coile’s WILLIAM continues to receive rave reviews. In The Guardian, Lisa Tuttle writes: “The tension mounts in a brilliantly plotted story combining horror tropes, suspense and metaphysical speculation about the nature of the soul: a terrifying, thought-provoking read.” Meanwhile, Criminal Element reviewer Doreen Sheridan praises WILLIAM as “a cinematic, cautionary tale of bleeding edge robotics gone terribly awry.” In The Hippo’s Oct. 10 issue, Jennifer Graham writes: “It is the sort of book you have to read twice…I don’t like horror, but I loved this absorbing, disturbing little book.” Lastly, for The Toronto Star, Alex Good writes: “WILLIAM is a short, sharp shock of a book…Mason Coile keeps the human rats running through the maze at a brisk, entertaining pace and wraps things up with a great ending.” WILLIAM was published by G.P. Putnam’s Sons on September 10, 2024.

THE FOURTH CONSORT by Edward Ashton received a starred review from Library Journal. Marlene Harris writes: “This is a deep surprise of a story as it contemplates the perils and pitfalls of communication and the difficulty of reaching anything like understanding with a species with which one shares few if any frames of reference…Readers who found the struggle to communicate in Ray Nayler’s THE MOUNTAIN IN THE SEA will enjoy the equally fraught miscommunications between the minarchs, the ‘stickmen,’ and the humans, while fans of the classic STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION episode ‘Darmok’ will find this to be a familiar and similarly complex and heartbreaking tale.” St. Martin’s Press will publish the book on February 25, 2025.

Ahead of its release, THE TELLER OF SMALL FORTUNES by Julie Leong has received two starred reviews. For Library Journal, Marlene Harris writes: “Leong’s debut is a delightful cozy fantasy that will appeal to fans of LEGENDS & LATTES by Travis Baldree and A PIRATE’S LIFE FOR TEA by Rebecca Thorne.” Meanwhile, Bookpage writes: “In this sweet-natured and therapeutic fantasy, Leong homes in on small moments, carefully calibrating each step toward trust and companionship.” THE TELLER OF SMALL FORTUNES will be published by Ace on November 5, 2024.

REVENGE OF THE TIPPING POINT by Malcolm Gladwell is #3 on The New York Times Hardcover Nonfiction and #2 on the Combined Print & E-Book Nonfiction Bestsellers lists. Little, Brown and Company published the book on October 1, 2024.

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TRIANGLE by Danielle Steel is #8 on The New York Times Hardcover Fiction and Combined Print and E-book Fiction Bestsellers lists for the week of October 20, 2024. Delacorte Press published the book on October 1, 2024.

THE QUEEN by Nick Cutter received a starred review from Library Journal. Reviewer Becky Spratford writes: “[THE QUEEN] is one of the most entertaining novels readers will encounter this year…Readers will be engulfed by the story from the moment they open the book, while the echoing hum of what they just experienced will buzz around in their heads long after they finish. Cutter (THE TROOP; LITTLE HEAVEN) is at the top of his game here, providing an intensely visceral and gripping tale.” THE QUEEN will be published by Gallery Books on October 29, 2024.

Lucy Ives’s essay collection AN IMAGE OF MY NAME ENTERS AMERICA has made the American Booksellers Association’s November 2024 Indie Next list, with independent booksellers across the country praising the book as “phantasmagoric and meticulously researched,” “regularly astonishing…spanning topics as wide-reaching as My Little Pony, the Assyrian Genocide, and the troubled history of romantic love,” “one of the smartest books I’ve ever read,” and “nothing short of spectacular.” Graywolf Press will publish AN IMAGE OF MY NAME ENTERS AMERICA on October 15, 2024.

A new review in Reactor for Emily Hamilton’s debut novel THE STARS TOO FONDLY calls the book “a fast-paced, entertaining science-fiction romance romp, replete with pop-culture riffs and references [and] smart-arse asides, witty banter, and sexual-romantic chemistry,” written “with verve and style.” The book has also recently been recommended by BookRiot (“10 Sapphic Sci-Fi Books You’ll Fall in Love With”) and Paste (“8 Must-Read Spacemance and Romancifi Books to Dive Into Romantic Science Fiction”), and it’s a featured selection on Indiebound’s “2024 Indie Gift Guide for Genre Lovers.” THE STARS TOO FONDLY was published by Harper Voyager in the US and Gollancz in the UK on June 11, 2024.

ASTOR hit #7 on the LA Times Bestseller list for Paperback Nonfiction for the week of October 6, and #13 on The New York Times’ list for the week of October 13, 2024. HarperCollins published the hardcover September 19, 2023, and the paperback on September 17, 2024.