Hundreds of entries have been submitted for the first annual Moby Awards for Book Trailers, a contest to select both the best and the worst of the past year’s book trailers sponsored by MobyLives.
We’re very pleased to note that …
Yes, too many too count!
First in, we have Rachel Aaron finishing up the Legend of Eli Monpress series with Spirit War (MM in September 2011) and Spirit’s End (MM in Summer 2012) . Her first book will …
Gail Carriger has a delightful little quiz up to help you figure out where you would fit in the world the Parasol Protectorate.
Here at Orbit NY we seem to have a preponderance of Vampires and Ghosts — seems about …
It’s been a while since I posted on the Orbit blog. Running three separate websites of my own has kinda sapped my blogging energies. However, Aussie Con 4 is just around the corner, and down here we’re very excited to …
io9.com has posted their list of the forthcoming Autumn 2010 SF/F titles readers won’t want to miss, and it goes without saying (though we’ll say it) that there are Orbit titles on the list — Gail Carriger’s Blameless, …
This week we had two New York Times bestsellers! 
Gail Carriger hit the New York Times mass market paperback list at #20 for Blameless!
Brent Weeks’ The Black Prism is on the hardcover list for his second week at …
Aussiecon4, the World Science Fiction Convention for 2010, was held in Melbourne, Australia last weekend. Check out some photos from the convention on the Orbit Australia Facebook page, you’ll be able to spot lots of Orbit authors including Trudi Canavan, …
If you were at NYCC this weekend, you may have met some of our Parasol Protectorate ambassadors dressed in their Steampunk and Victorian best and giving out buttons for Gail Carriger’s books. Thank you greatly to Evelyn Kriete (who runs …
Every year the blog All Things Urban Fantasy has Cover Art Awards and there’s a gaggle of Orbit Books nominated. Please go vote! It’s a simple survey form, and every cover is shown in the category, so it’s actually …
N.K. Jemisin and Gail Carriger are chatting away over at Babel Clash as Gail starts off with “Lonely Writer Seeks Supportive Technology.”
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