Cover of Three Twins at the Crater School by Chaz Brenchley. Art by Ben Baldwin. Three young girls in green school uniforms cower back at the edge of a lake. From the waters emerges a giant Martian creature: part-insect, part-lobster. The Crater School buildings can be seen in the background.

Are you a fan yet? Chaz Brenchley's Crater School books are a perfect recreation of the classic girls' boarding school tales such as the Chalet School series. There's just one twist: the school is on Mars! The first book in the series is Three Twins at the Crater School.
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I've read this and it's brilliant.

This one is high on my personal wish list!

The cover of The Green Man's Heir by Juliet E McKenna. Art by Ben Baldwin. The image is of a golden Green Man face against a dark green forest background.

Are you a fan yet? Juliet E McKenna's award-winning Green Man series is hugely popular all around the world. The first in the series is The Green Man's Heir.
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The cover of The Green Man's Heir by Juliet E McKenna. Art by Ben Baldwin. The image is of a golden Green Man face against a dark green forest background.

Our ebooks are now distributed by Draft2Digital, which means you can buy them on Apple Books, Smashwords and other platforms. They are also available through BorrowBox and other library platforms. Here's the order page for The Green Man's Heir: books2read.com/u/m2znvd

The cover of Wiz Duo book 3 with stories by Ruthanna Emrys and Andrew Knighton. The images are an old, wooden house seen against a mountainous background for Ruthanna's story; and a hiker walking towards the sunset in Andrew's.

Love novellas? In Wiz Duo #3, Ruthanna Emrys saves a young girl from an angry mountain, and Andrew Knighton investigates the death of an old friend. wizardstowerpress.co...

Cover of Of The Emperor’s Kindness by Chaz Brenchley. Art by Ben Baldwin. Image is of a young woman in a long pale dress stood outside the gates of a large, wooden mansion. The word ‘Verantha’ is written on the gates. White birds fly above her.

"I will read anything Chaz Brenchley writes. His prose is melted butter with tarragon, and his characters and worldbuilding equally delicious. Open this book to any page, and you will find something to delight you." - Ellen Kushner on Of the Emperor's Kindness
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Cover of Wiz Duo Book 2. Art by Roz Clarke. The images are of a shield superimposed on a flying dragon, and a girl with a hole through her belly.

Love novellas? How about two in one book? In Wiz Duo 2, Juliet Kemp sends a reluctant knight on a quest, while E M Faulds gives her heroine a superpower that totally sucks.
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The cover of The Green Man's Heir by Juliet E McKenna. Art by Ben Baldwin. The image is of a golden Green Man face against a dark green forest background.

Our ebooks are now available through Bookshop.org. Go ye forth and support your local, independent bookshop!
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The cover of The Sky-Slayer by Joel Cornah. Against an image of a pirate in purple and blue, we see four figures traveling across an icy landscape towards a massive mountain peak

Recently published, book #2 in Joel Cornah's epic Sword-Breaker trilogy: The Sky-Slayer. There will be more pirates, more dinosaurs, and lots more penguins.
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The Lit Fest is 10 years old this year. Then again, Llandeilo was effectively the capital of Wales when Hywel Dda lived at Dinefwr.

Huzzah!!

This is fab news about a fab anthology, #BookSky 💙📚

The cover for Psi-Tech by Jacey Bedford. Art by Bryan Ledgard. The image shows futuristic buildings on a plain surrounded by steep mountains. In the background a huge moon dominates the sky.

Recently published, UK publication at last, the first volume of Jacey Bedford's Psi-Tech trilogy: wizardstowerpress.co...

The cover for Fight Like A Girl #1, edited by Roz Clarke & Joanne Hall. The images shows a woman with short red hair wearing a vest, combat trousers and boots. She carried a machine gun. Around her are images of various playing cards showing items that she might use to fight with. Art by Oisin McGann.

Recently published, the first volume of Fight Like A Girl is back in print at last!
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The cover for Fight Like A Girl #1, edited by Roz Clarke & Joanne Hall. The images shows a woman with short red hair wearing a vest, combat trousers and boots. She carried a machine gun. Around her are images of various playing cards showing items that she might use to fight with. Art by Oisin McGann.

We will be appearing at the Llandeilo Lit Fest on April 26th to celebrate the success of our Fight Like A Girl anthologies
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The cover of The Hand of the King's Evil by Chaz Brenchley. Art by Ben Baldwin. The main image shows a group of people flying over a castle at night on a magic carpet. The frame shows various elements from the story. An 'ifrit and a djinn; Elisande and Julianne; a scimitar and a sword; Hasan and a Patric monk.

Recently published, Book 5 in Chaz Brenchley's epic Outremer series, this time with added magic carpet!
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Cover art by Ben Baldwin shows a lethal, pale-scaled serpent-dragon or wyrm lurking in woodland. It looks straight at you as its forked tongue flickers between open, sharp-toothed jaws. The shuck moved too, and I shifted my feet to stay behind it. The great black shadow’s hackles bristled along its hunched neck and shoulders. I couldn’t see its head, but I could hear it was snarling. Strings of shining drool from its open jaws hit the leaf litter with a hiss. Being behind the shuck did make it harder for me to see the bloodthirsty bitch’s next move. I’d caught a glimpse of her crooked fingers when she’d tried to attack me. There was something odd about her hands. I took a quick sidestep to get a better look. ‘What are you holding?’ She quickly tucked her hands behind her back. ‘Come here and I’ll show you. And call off your dog.’ ‘No chance,’ I told her. ‘Fuck off back to whoever sent you here. Tell them to leave my family alone.’ The shuck growled and shifted its coal-black bulk as she tried to move towards me. ‘Coward.’ Her laugh sent shivers down my spine again. ‘If you want me to leave, you’ll have to make me.’ Book extract reads:

Book Quote Wednesday's word is 'family' #BookQW #BookSky
Dan Mackmain's prepared to meet most supernatural challenges head-on, but this enemy has gone behind his back, and that's a big problem. Modern fantasy rooted in
British myths and folklore, widely available from a range of retailers. 1/2

“You are not in a position to negotiate, Asta.” “Oh really?” The cloth tore between her fingers, and Olafur twitched. “I’m sorry, I’ve completely forgotten what you wanted me to say. I could say anything that comes into my head out there. How could you stop me, without gagging me? How would that look, a mute prisoner Goddess? Very powerful…” She ripped the headscarf another inch, and Olafur lunged for it. “What do you want?” “I want my nephew back.” He looked blank. “My brother’s son. Your people killed my brother, and you took Rhodan from the beach, with his mother. I want my people, all my people, brought back to me.” “Women and children? You would defy me over a bunch of slaves?” “They may be slaves to you, but my tribe is my family, and I swore to protect them. And for them, I would defy you to the ends of the earth. So, do we have a deal?” His lips thinned. “I’ll see what I can do. I can’t promise anything. If you behave well… anything is possible.”

It is Book Quote Wednesday and the word is 'family'. In The Summer Goddess by Joanne Hall, Asta tries to strike a bargain with her captors. #BookQW
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The cover of The Sword Garden by Peadar Ó Guilín. In the background is an ancient city with a huge monolith and warriors armed with spears. In the foreground is a suspicious looking person wearing furs and a hood, and with yellow eyes. A large black sun glowers down on the scene.

Recently published, a fantastic new novel from Peadar Ó Guilín. Never trust the dead, you have no idea what they might be planning. "magnificent and original” — Adrian Tchaikovsky
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Our thanks to Womble for this fine piece of book tempting

The cover of The Unicorn Keeper by Helen L Brady. Design by Charlotte Mouncey. The image shows an oval broach with a unicorn figure on it set against a background of a Scottish loch and the Aurora Borealis in the background.

Recently published, book #3 in Helen L Brady's Rag & Boyd series. There are unicorns, selkies, and a guest appearance by a very famous Scottish creature.
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Allow me to toot my own trumpet for a brief second...

That’s correct, it is only in paperback

Fight Like a Girl cover by @oisinmcgann.bsky.social , Summer Goddess cover by Ken Dawson, both available from @wtpress.bsky.social

That's a *great* premise

The cover of The Summer Goddess by Joanne Hall, art by Ken Dawson The image shows the back view of a cloaked (but not hooded) warrior with her sword out. The is standing on the shore of a lake. There are mountains in the distance. Celtic knotwork decorates the corners of the cover.

Recently published, we are bringing back Jo Hall's award-nominated novel, The Summer Goddess.
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Cover of Generation Nemesis by Sean McMullen. Art by Ben Baldwin. Image is of an old man draped in a blanket. In the background are soldiers with guns, and the sun beats mercilessly down on a desert landscape.

In near-future Australia, climate change has left much of the country way too hot for humans. The younger generation are furious. Why did older folks not do anything when they had the chance? Clearly the guilty should be punished. Generation Nemesis by Sean McMullen:
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The cover of The Sword Garden by Peadar Ó Guilín. In the background is an ancient city with a huge monolith and warriors armed with spears. In the foreground is a suspicious looking person wearing furs and a hood, and with yellow eyes. A large black sun glowers down on the scene.

Recently published, a fantastic new novel from Peadar Ó Guilín. Never trust the dead, you have no idea what they might be planning. "magnificent and original” — Adrian Tchaikovsky
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In which, amongst other things, Juliet explains how, early in her career, there were rumours that she wasn’t a real person.

Also River/n Kingdom news.

My review of book 4 said, “Brenchley ends on a humdinger of a cliffhanger that makes you want to rush straight out and buy the next book.”