TOP PICK, 4.5 stars! “Extremely versatile author Aguirre is sure to delight paranormal fans by going indie with her exciting new Ars Numina series. This first book sets up a complicated world hovering on the verge of war.”–RT Magazine
Ann Aguirre is a New York Times & USA Today bestselling author with a degree in English Literature; before she began writing full time, she was a clown, a clerk, a voice actress, and a savior of stray kittens, not necessarily in that order. She grew up in a yellow house across from a cornfield, but now she lives in sunny Mexico with her husband, children, and various pets. She likes books, emo music, and action movies. She writes all kinds of genre fiction for adults and teens.
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view detail I'm so excited to be revealing this cover! It has been a blast writing with Rachel Caine and I'm beyond thrilled for readers to see how our beautiful third book will be packaged. The team at HarperCollins knocked it out of the park! We've been really blessed and I know these books will look gorgeous on shelves, come February 2020.
Rachel Caine's exclusive reveal content:
When I received word that my book had been chosen as a RITA finalist, at first I was happy. As the day wore on and the list of finalists took shape, I had such a bad feeling. The list was overwhelmingly white, despite substantial discussion of the issue the year before RWA is plagued with racism. Writers of color face a hostile environment at conferences and there is terrible bias in the judging process. In the history of the RITA, no Black writer has ever won, despite RWA being co-founded by Vivian Stephens, a Black woman. That is unconscionable. This prejudice has been ruthlessly grinding up people’s dreams for years, taking their money, their hopes, and giving back hurt instead. It’s time to draw the line, and I am doing so. I’m only one voice, but I cannot remain silent. At this point, the RITA is broken, and the award judging process needs to be completely reconsidered. I can't in good conscience benefit from a system that actively harms my colleagues of color. Therefore, I am withdrawing my book. I will not enter this contest again until my colleagues of color stand beside me on equal footing and all love stories have the same opportunity to be lauded for excellence. Thank you for taking the time to read this.
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Had a great time at Comic-Con! There are signed copies of some of my books at Bakka-Phoenix Bookstore in Toronto:
Grimspace
Wanderlust
Doubleblind
Killbox
Perdition
Havoc
Mortal Danger
Vanguard
Honor Among Thieves
Honor Bound
I think that's it.
Catch me at WonderCon March 29 to April 1! 