Picking up six months after the conclusion of Rosemary and Rue, Seanan McGuire invites the reader to join in on Toby’s life once more in A Local Habitation, which starts with a tipsy night out, snarky, sassy banter, and yet another person calling on Toby for a favor. The sudden shift from ...
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Marrying Whimsical Slice-of-Life with Adventurous Mystery, Seanan McGuire Unveils a Secret Society of Fae in ‘Rosemary and Rue’
In the secret underground of San Francisco, magic feels as easy as breathing: plausible, practical, and very, very real. Fae live in the shadows, watching, waiting, living in tandem with humans who are none the wiser – in the Japanese Tea Gardens, behind the San Francisco Art Museum, working ...
Seanan McGuire Expands Upon the Up-and-Under with Pirate Ships, Wishing Wells and Long Lost Tales in the Lyrical and Adventurous Novella, ‘Along the Saltwise Sea’
Picking up right where Over the Woodward Wall ended, Seanan McGuire, writing as A. Deborah Baker, acclaimed alchemist, joins Avery and Zib as they trudge along the Improbable Road, weary and very much in need of rest. Avery and Zib’s increasingly improbable quest bears unexpected fruit, new ...
Writing as A. Deborah Baker, Seanan McGuire Pens a Delightfully Whimsical, Timeless Adventure in ‘Over the Woodward Wall’
Richly imagined, Seanan McGuire pens a clever, self-aware novella – the first in a series of adventures following Avery and Zib, two unknowing halves of the same whole – in Over the Woodward Wall, a closely guarded, adventurous work of metafiction originally seen in the coming-of-age science fiction ...
Seanan McGuire Weaves Magic with Theory in Clever Science Fiction, Coming-of-Age Standalone, ‘Middlegame’
Clever, cunning and character driven, Seanan McGuire writes with precision and care in Middlegame, a genre-bending science fiction standalone that blends magic with theory, logic with reason. Paring mystery with slice of life, Middlegame offers a fascinating examination of alchemy through the ...