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Freya Robertson, Award-Winning Author

by Caroline April 28, 2014 0 comments

It’s been a busy start to the awards season for Angry Robot: Ramez Naam is enjoying 6 placements on 4 awards short-lists and NPR’s best-of list, including the Arthur C. Clarke award; Cassandra Rose Clarke was short-listed for the Philip K. Dick award; The Age Atomic won the Inky Tentacle at the Kitschies; Kaaron Warren and Jo Anderton won at the recent Aurealis Awards; aaaaand Wesley Chu, Aliette de Bodard, Kameron Hurley, and our own Lee Harris and Mike Underwood are up for Hugos.

But that’s not enough for us. We want MORE.

Luckily enough, we now also have Freya Robertson, winner of the

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Robot Round-Up, 22.03.13

by Darren March 22, 2013 0 comments

Hello and welcome to this week’s whizz round all the online Angry Robot Action that’s fit to link to. Without further ado:

Emma Newman‘s Between Two Thorns was reviewed by Kathy at Kindle-aholic’s Book Pile, who said: “This is a book that contains MANY THINGS. This can be tricky sometimes … [but] Newman managed to corral the different worlds, characters and machinations to deliver an engaging read that left me

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Congratulations to Triple Aurealis Award Nominee Jo Anderton!

by Darren March 21, 2013 1 comment

SpecFaction NSW, the organising body for the Aurealis Awards – recognising the achievements of Australian science fiction, fantasy and horror writers – have announced the 2012 shortlisted finalists and we’re delighted to report that Jo Anderton has been nominated in the Best Science Fiction Novel Category for Suited.

Jo has also been shortlisted in both the Best Fantasy Short Story and Best Horror Short Story categories

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Robot Round-Up, 01.03.13

by Darren March 1, 2013 1 comment

Hello and welcome to our regular Robot Round-Up of links out to Stuff About Angry Robot and our Awesome Authors that we’ve spotted out on the intertubes in the past week or so. Heck, you know the drill. Let’s just get on with the linkage action, shall we?

Out Now and flying off the shelves (we should really stop greasing our book covers), Emma Newman‘s Between Two Thorns has been reviewed

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Robot Round-Up 22.02.13

by Darren February 22, 2013 0 comments

Hello and welcome to the latest Robot Round-Up, bringing you all the very best in Angry Robot themed link action from around the Interwebs.

We’re going to kick things off this week with a fresh selection of reviews of Emma Newman‘s Between Two Thorns – the first volume of her Split Worlds series, which we’re publishing next Tuesday in US/CAN print and Ebook, with the UK print edition to follow on

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Robot Round-Up, 18.01.13

by Darren January 18, 2013 0 comments

Hello and welcome to another Robot Round-Up. We’ve got snow here in the UK, which means half the nation has ground to a halt and the whole of Scandinavia is laughing up their sleeves at us. But that’s probably nothing new. Anyhow, all of the above has very little to do with this week’s collection of links-of-Angry-Robot-interest, which looks a little something (or, indeed, rather a lot) like this:

The Mad Scientist's Daughter by Cassandra Rose Clarke - Feb 2013 More →

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Robot Round-Up 04.01.13

by Darren January 4, 2013 2 comments

Hello and welcome to the first Robot Round-Up of 2013! It’s been three weeks since our last, pre-holiday-season Round-Up, which means there’s absolutely loads to tell you about. So, without further ado or faff, strap yourselves in and off we’ll go.

It’s been a titanic few weeks for Ramez Naam, whose debut sf thriller Nexus was officially published on January 3rd, but actually came out in the US and ebook editions in

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Robot Round-Up, 30.11.12

by Darren November 30, 2012 0 comments

Hello, hello and welcome to this week’s round-up of Angry Roboty goodness from all around the world wide webs. What do we have for you this week? Let’s see…

Ramez Naam‘s rather wonderful (if we do say so ourselves) debut science fiction thriller, Nexus was reviewed in great depth by Adam at The Page of Reviews, who said (along with much more): “As a story told from the intersection of

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Robot Round-Up 09.11.12

by Darren November 9, 2012 0 comments

Hello, hello and welcome to your regular Robot Round-Up, bringing you all the online AR-related activity that we’ve spotted over the course of the last week or so.

For starters, we’ve been thoroughly chuffed to spot a bunch more reviews this week of Lee Collins‘s weird western debut The Dead of Winter:

• Tammy at Books, Bones & Buffy said: “There are so many

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Robot Round-Up 19.10.12

by Darren October 19, 2012 0 comments

Hello, hello and welcome to the latest Robot Round-Up, our weekly robo-compendium of Angry Robot flavoured online happenings. A short but sweet selection for you this week, so without further ado:

We’re seeing a steadily rising tide of reviews of Lee Collins‘s weird western debut, The Dead of Winter. Cape Rust, reviewing for Geek Life, said: “Collins has provided us with and entertaining story in

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Robot Round-Up, 05.10.12

by Darren October 5, 2012 0 comments

Hello, hello and welcome to a bumper, double-sized Robot Round-Up. Most of the AR crew was down at Fantasycon in Brighton last weekend, so we were a tad on the busy side – schmoozing, drinking, pontificating on panels, drinking, selling books, drinking and… well, drinking – so we’ve been saved everything up for a full fortnight’s worth (and then some) of AR linkage action. And here it is!

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Robot Round-Up, 14.09.12

by Darren September 14, 2012 0 comments

Hello, hello and welcome to this week’s Robot Round-Up. Our compiler ‘bot lost his Internet connection for an hour this afternoon, just as he was making a start on this write-up. So seeing as he has at least one eye-module on the rapidly-approaching hour of beer o’clock, you’ll have to excuse him if he skips the intro and gets the heck on with it…

We’ve seen a couple more

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Robot Round-Up, 24.08.12

by Darren August 24, 2012 1 comment

Hello, hello and welcome to another Robot Round-Up. We’re just days away from the US/CAN & Ebook release of three brand new titles: one eagerly-awaited mega-sequel, one likewise hugely-anticipated follow-up and one absolute blinder of a debut, if we do say so ourselves (which we most certainly do). So, let’s get on with the linkapalooza, shall we? Yes, let’s:

Chuck Wendig‘s second Miriam Black novel, Mockingbird, is so close now you can

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Robot Round-Up, 17.08.12

by Darren August 17, 2012 0 comments

Hello, hello and welcome to this week’s Robot Round-Up. Lots to tell you about this week, so on with the link-show:

We’ve seen lots more review-love for Madeline Ashby‘s rather wonderful debut novel vN:
• Tsana at Tsana’s Reads & Reviews “I definitely recommend this read for science fiction fans. I would also recommend it to most fantasy fans as

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Robot Round-Up, 10.08.12

by Darren August 10, 2012 3 comments

Hello, hello and welcome to your regular dose of rounded-up Angry Robot online goodness. With a scorching weekend in prospect here at AR’s UK HQ we’re all eager to be off out into the sunshine (or, more likely, down the pub for a cold one) so without further faff, here’s this week’s panoply of links to peruse.

The reviews of vN (Out Now!),

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Robot Round-Up, 20.07.12

by Darren July 20, 2012 1 comment

Paul S. Kemp‘s The Hammer and The Blade is Out Now and has been reviewed by Cape Rust at Geek-Life.com: “There are so many things to like about this book. The characters are delicious in the way that they are under described, but never underdeveloped. The writing shows a wit and polish rarely seen these days. I knew Kemp was good, but set free in a world of his creation, he