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In This Issue: David Hartwell, Frank Herbert, Ian Tregillis, and more!
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The Best of 2014 lists are here, and we’re proud to say that several Tor titles made the cut! Here are the Best Books of 2014 according to Library Journal, Amazon, Publishers Weekly, The Washington Post, and Kirkus Reviews.
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Frank Herbert, His Fiction, and Me
by David G. Hartwell
For five years in the 1970s I was Frank Herbert’s editor, and we maintained contact for the rest of his life. I liked him a lot.
By the time I got a job as science fiction editor at Berkeley Books (then a division of G.P. Putnams, and along with Coward-McCann, sharing the same offices), I had been reading Frank’s work for more than twenty years, having admired it since high school.
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Learning the Language of Noir
by Ian Tregillis
Something More Than Night was simultaneously the hardest and the easiest book I’ve written. I’ve never had more fun as a writer.
The seed rattled through the dark dusty corners of my mind for almost two decades before it took root. I wanted to tell a story set inside a medieval depiction of Heaven, populated by the strange and terrifying creatures of the angelic choir. Cherubim, Seraphim, Thrones, Dominions, and the rest: a menagerie pulled from a madman’s bestiary.
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What We’re Reading This Holiday Season
We all have it—the book you bought ages ago, that you’ve been meaning to read forever. But for some reason, you haven’t gotten around to it. Either you haven’t been in quite the right mood, or you know you’re going to need a real stretch of uninterrupted reading time. Now that the holidays are almost here, you know exactly what you’re going to do with your free time: sit down and finally read that book. Here is a selection of Tor staffers talking about the books they’ll be reading over the holidays:
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