#@torbooks

[oldschoolfrp]

Frank Frazetta's Death Dealer novels by James Silke, Tor Books

Prisoner of the Horned Helmet (1988)

Lords of Destruction (1989)

Tooth and Claw (1989)

Plague of Knives (1990)

[house-in-the-cerulean-sea]

WE'RE FUCKING BACK BABY!

[torteen]

“She belongs in the forest. She belongs as a Luminary. She belongs as a hunter.”

Meet Winnie Wednesday (AKA kickass monster hunter) in The Luminaries by New York Times bestselling author Susan Dennard—available now.

The Witcher meets Riverdale in The Luminaries by New York Times bestselling author Susan Dennard—a haunting and high-octane contemporary fantasy about a nightmare-filled forest, monster hunters, and the secrets hiding in the dark corners of your own family.

[salmonsketch]

Whilst listening to the Gideon audiobook for the thousandth time I realized the bit about Gideon drinking the hot tea during what is essentially a meeting:

“She choked discreetly.” The reverend daughter gave her a look that withered the bowels”.

Is quite similar to John eating peanuts in a meeting,

“I ate peanuts the once, discreetly”, which we know was met with Mercymorn subsequently desiring to bathe him in acid for 1000 years.

And I find this just very splendid, that is all.

[torpublishinggroup]

Hey y’all, guess what?! We’re SOOOOO excited that this account is about to be the home for ALL things genre, including science fiction, fantasy, romance, young adult, horror, and a bunch of other amazing books. Now that we’re covering EVERYTHINGGGGG that Tor Publishing Group publishes, we’re getting a little name update so y’all know to come to us for every genre need you have! Keep on following us at this account, updated to @torpublishinggroup 😎

[books]

Celebrate Pride With These 10 Incredible LGBTQ+ Characters and @torbooks

[gabiioartist]

"reina realized the sound in her head, the scream, was her own. Anger or anguish, misery or mourning, all of the above. She felt the softness of earth beneath her hands and realized she was kneeling prostrate, channeling her pain into the sympathy of sodden ground. She felt something lashing gently over her forearms, slithering out from her pals. Like vines; like threads of consequence." and/or "Yes, Callum thought, I understand it now, Tristan, the meaning of life, it all makes sense. We are given exactly as much time as we need to be a human as we are, and that's it. That's the entirety of the magic. We're not gods, or maybe you are, or Reina is, but I'm not a god, Tristan, I'm just very sad and stupid! I have been looking for inspiration and it turns out I'm not inspired, I'm lazy! I only want to hold your hand! I don't wan't to rule the world, I don't want to control it, I don't even want to influrence it. I want to sit beside you in a little garden, I want to put your needs before mine, I want to laugh at your jokes, even the bad ones, and bury my head in proverbial sands." and/or “This was it, the chronic condition—the only meaning Parisa had left in life. It wasn’t a secret society, it wasn’t an ancient library, it wasn’t an experiment that had taken two decades to design, it was waking up every fucking morning and deciding to keep going. The tiny, unceremonious, incomparable miracle of making it through another goddamn day. The knowledge that life was mean and it was exacting. It was cruel and it was cursed; it was recalcitrant and precious. It was always ending. But it did not have to be earned.”

second piece from my review of @olivieblake 's the atlas series. I love these characters so deeply, and these three in particular, in their twisted discoveries of their personnal philosophies, and what ever can let them survive, was inspiring to read, and meant a lot to me. all three piece's speedpaints are up on my youtube channel!:)

[theriverbeyond]

palimedes....

[starrlikesbooks]

Hello, it is time to talk about HOW GOOD THIS LOOKS

**This is out June 2023

[hunxi-after-hours]

ooh, what's the snow-bound manor mystery book?

(in reference to this here post)

I picked up a copy of Leech by Hiron Ennes and it was so WEIRD and DISTURBING and UNFAIRLY WELL-WRITTEN; the primary conceit of the book is "medical gothic horror" (yep) but it's also a subtle reconception of a post-post-apocalyptic world.

wait, why am I trying to explain it when Hiron Ennes describes it beautifully in this interview:

I always have a hard time explaining Leech. I describe it as post-post-apocalyptic soft-sci-fi gothic body horror, and if you’re on board by the end of that, you’re on board. It opens in the frozen province of Verdira, ruled by a despotic baron whose personal physician has died under mysterious circumstances. We follow the doctor’s not-quite-human replacement, who must contend both with a spreading parasitic disease and the demands of the manor’s inhabitants: the baron, who is kept alive by a retinue of machines, his solicitous but overworked son, a daughter-in-law in a perpetual state of ill-fated pregnancy, two mischievous grandchildren, and a silent but hypercompetent houseboy. Leech has got all the good stuff. Autopsies. Parasites. Dogsledding. An isolated gothic manor with a bloodstained past. The technological and biological remnants of dead civilizations. You know, the usual.

anyway, I inhaled the book in like 36 hours flat because once I got halfway through I literally could not set it down — sat on a park bench slowly freezing as the sun set because I couldn't tear my eyes away from, well, the beautiful and desolate destruction that was the language, the narrative, the characters, the world

hey @torbooks back me up here, doesn't this book get its hooks into your brain and live there rent free, much like a certain [REDACTED FOR SPOILERS]

[flyleafbooks]

SO excited to be starting the summer with amazing reads from @tordotcompub @torbooks !!!

[myrrkva]

Being a part of the Locked Tomb fandom right now is scrolling through and seeing a new unhinged theory post every twenty minutes that are all tagged with there's still no Alecto news.

[bigcats-birds-and-books]

Seven Covers in Seven Days: UNTETHERED SKY by Fonda Lee.

tagged by: @asexualbookbird

Every day post the cover of a book you love and tag someone to do the same!

tagging: @torbooks

[torteen]

“You'll want to get lost in the world of The Luminaries again and again.”—Leigh Bardugo, #1 New York Times bestselling author

The Witcher meets Riverdale in The Luminaries by Susan Dennard, a haunting and high-octane contemporary fantasy about a nightmare-filled forest, monster hunters, and the secrets hiding in the dark corners of your own family—available now.

[starlightbooktales]

» do you have any comfort reads? hello my friends, Anything in the cozy fantasy realm is immediately a comfort read for me. I adore a good cozy fantasy book, they always leave me feeling happy. & this book is probably one of my fave. It was just perfection. » hashtags:. #bibliophile #bookworm #booklove #bookstagrammer #instagramreads #booklover #bookstagram #legendsandlattes #travisbaldree #torbooks #cozyfantasy #cozyfantasybooks #fantasy #perfectbook #bookstagrammers #bookstagramfeature #favoritebooks #mustreads (at Boise, Idaho) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpioLZ-ggP0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[torpublishinggroup]

Wake up babe! New TLT quiz just dropped!

Take to the notes and let us know what house you're joining (unless you get John lmao)