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the-velvet-worm · 7 months

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hello TLT fandom pls accept my humble offering of my very first (OC) official post/meme in this fandom

#the locked tomb #tlt #tamsyn muir #the locked tomb by tamsyn muir #harrowhark nonagesimus #gideon the ninth #harrow the ninth #gtn #htn #we gonna get my girl some vitamins and supplements and WATER maybe some xanax come AtN MARK MY WORDS #tor publishing

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chillyweirdoinacoffin · 11 months

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2023: Day # 151

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fearsomeandwretchedandwrong · 6 months

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Tordotcom Publishing is delighted to announce Running Close to the Wind, a queer pirate fantasy adventure pitched as Our Flag Means Death meets Six of Crows.

#shut up and take my money bitch #holy shit #this is relevant to my interests #running close to the wind #alexandra rowland #booklr #tor publishing #lgbtq+

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farsaing · 5 months

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another tor cover reveal email with no alecto….. starting to think they never unlocked that tomb after all

#tor publishing #the locked tomb #alecto the ninth #where is she !!! in that damn tomb

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coloringhobbit-blog · 2 months

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Avra defending his orphan gruel from a possum

#running close to the wind #Avra #digital art #pirates #lgbtqia #pirate books #alexandra rowland #tor publishing

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agentpeggycartering · 3 months

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Happy Belated Valentine's day, tumblr! Have some chaotic valentines, inspired by the wonderfully chaotic queer pirates in Running Close to the Wind by Alexandra Rowland, which comes out this June! Check out a sneak peek here.

HUGE shoutout to @starful02 for the wondeful fanart of Avra, Tev, and Julian, as well as for a few of the puns. And shoutout to Danielle, Hobbit, and Sawfish for their help with puns and ideas for the cards, and everyone else who was hyping me up in the Chants and the Wide World Discord. (You can join us here if you're curious about the book!)

#valentine #valentines #valentines day #valentines cards #pirates #queer pirates #ofmd #running close to the wind #alexandra rowland #a taste of gold and iron #lgbtqia #memes #queer memes #tor publishing #tordotcom

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quirkycatsfatstacks · 7 months

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Review: Under the Smokestrewn Sky by A. Deborah Baker

Series: The Up-and-Under #4Author: A. Deborah Baker (Seanan McGuire)Publisher: Tor.comReleased: October 17, 2023Received: ARC Find it on Goodreads | More Up-And-Under | More Seanan McGuire Book Summary: Avery and Zib are nearing the end of their journey. However, being near the end does not mean they are far from danger. There are still several quests they must wrap up, each less likely than…

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timmcosplay · 2 years

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Palamedes Sextus, Heir to the Sixth House, Master Warden of the Library.

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We took these photos in August but I completely forgot to share them to Tumblr! Have you read Nona yet? I just finished it the other day and it’s sooo good. No spoilers for people who haven’t been able to read it yet, though!

Photos by @queenofthelostboys Featuring @valentinecos as Gideon and @partychickencosplay as Harrow!

#locked tomb #cosplay #gideon the 9th #gideon the ninth #harrow the ninth #nona the ninth #palamedes sextus #gideon nav #harrowhark nonagesimus #tamsyn muir #tor publishing #oversight committee #Is this form red green or blue?? Goddamn it

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spaceshipkat · 1 year

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the original tweet:

Tor’s statement about this:

the article goes on to say:

The first three sentences of Tor’s statement are almost understandable—until you realize what illustrator Corey Brickley noted, which is that the original image is missing limbs, which were added for the book version. Someone isn’t telling the truth, be it Tor Books or the in-house team that worked on this (probably under immense pressure). Regardless, there is still no reason to go forward with this as is. If the book isn’t ready by the intended release date (May 2023), it could simply be delayed.

#ai art #tor publishing #book covers #books #publishing #publishing industry

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betterbooksandthings · 9 months

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All the Hidden Paths by Foz Meadows

All the Hidden Paths by Foz Meadows is a gloriously queer rumination on what happens after coming out woven throughout the second book in The Tithenai Chronicles. The fantasy romance series picks up right where book one left off, following Velasin and Caethari as they define their marriage amidst the aftermath of Caethari’s sister’s betrayal. Still, in the midst of his family's mourning period, Caethari is declared heir of his grandmother’s estate and called to the capitol to officially introduce himself and his husband to the monarch. Velasin, still working to find his place in a society where who he loves is not a crime and the other cultural norms are equally difficult to come to grips with. All the while, Velasin and Caethari’s growing attraction and love may be stunted by their inability to discuss much of anything at all as assignation attempts follow them to the capitol. Meadows managed to craft characters who are wonderfully gentle, politically sharp, and blunderingly stupid all at once in the follow-up to a queer fantasy romance series that is impossible to look away from.

I will continue to love the fact that Velasin and Caethari genuinely caring for each other in an arranged marriage always foils the plots of the political agents surrounding them. Sure, they may look like fools who are unable to reasonably discuss lunch without messing something up,—because, let’s be honest, they are—but they deeply care. The dual POV setup means that we see the care behind Caethari’s acts of service and the lovingly feral nature of Velasin’s threats to anyone who hints they might harm his husband. They come from two different cultures, and they have two different realms of expertise and so their relationship will be difficult. That is aside from the fact that people are still trying to kill them.

The fleshed-out political world makes up for the soft magic system. The map of political interests is so well mapped that I honestly didn’t need to know how exactly healing magic worked. Instead, I was heavily vested in the culture that was built from the ground up with complex understandings of gender and sexuality.

The secondary characters in the story continue to capture my entire heart. Obviously, I’m talking about Markel who continues to be a loyal friend and an invaluable ally in this book. However, I am also talking about the other members of the court whose actions were impressively fleshed out considering how many of them there were. I would also like to hand it to Meadows for giving us a grand total of four chapters from a new Ralian character, Asrien’s point of view and somehow managing to create a fully realized, sympathetic person. I can’t say much else without risking spoiling one of the most surprising character arcs of 2023, but count me thoroughly won over.

Anyone who’s read and loved book one will already be frothing for All the Hidden Paths, but I implore you to pre-order this gem of a fantasy romance novel set to release December 5, 2023. Thank you Tor Publishing Group for providing me with an earc for an honest review of this lovely, lovely book.

#All the Hidden Paths by Foz Meadows #book review #book blog #tor #tor publishing #fantasy romance #queer romance #The Tithenai Chronicles #a strange and stubborn endurance #earc #book recommendations #fantasy books #arranged marriage #marriage of convenience

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ebookporn · 1 year

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Tor Publishing Group Announces Bramble, a New Romantic Imprint

President and Publisher Devi Pillai announces the creation of Bramble, a new imprint of Tor Publishing Group dedicated to a wide array of romantic stories for the modern reader.

From science fiction and fantasy to contemporary and family saga, romance belongs in every genre and every genre belongs in Bramble. Whether the last page holds happily ever after, to be continued, or an ending that isn’t so simple, Bramble books will take you on an extraordinary journey of love. With spice levels to suit all readers, with familiar tropes and uncharted territory, Bramble books will explore a love that’s tangled up, covered in thorns, and oh so sweet. Bramble is for everyone and everyone deserves a good love story.

Of the new imprint, Pillai remarked, “Tor Publishing Group is the gold standard of genre publishing and it’s the perfect time to have an imprint dedicated to romance. Bramble will be the destination for exceptional love stories of all kinds. Expanding into romance gives our team and our readers another chance to do what we do best: get obsessed! Plus, let’s be real, I just want to publish more books I love to read!”

Pillai also announced that Monique Patterson will join as VP, Editorial Director, effective February 27th, and will report to Pillai. Patterson brings almost 25 years of publishing experience, specifically in romance, to the table and will oversee and develop Bramble as well as acquire titles for the imprint, in addition to acquiring fiction and non-fiction outside of Bramble. She has published over 40 New York Times bestsellers, has worked with a diverse range of talent, and looks forward to bringing the same to Bramble.