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We’ve been giving out Chaos and Cosmos authors a run for their money with all these delightfully chaotic questions, but today we’ve given them their most daunting task yet…WRITING HOROSCOPES! From meeting handsome strangers to fleeing vengeful pigs, check out what our authors predicted in their book-inspired horoscopes.
Ready to meet more of the shining stars of our Chaos and Cosmos campaign?! We’re swooning over our incredible Air signs today: Attack Surface by Cory Doctorow, Trouble the Saints by Alaya Dawn Johnson, and I Come With Knives by S. A. Hunt.
Have you read Trouble the Saints, the dazzling new book from Alaya Dawn Johnson? Get ready for a jazz-age throwback playlist from the author herself!
The Chaos and Cosmos continues! We asked our Chaos and Cosmos authors: What would you keep in a bag of holding? And then we just sat back and embraced the chaos. We have some ideas of our own of course: A lightsaber. Two-hundred and seven cheese wheels. A dragon egg maybe. Let us know what…
The planets(?) are… misaligned. No they are all in a line! Which means you will soon hear from an unpleasant relative! Watch the sky for falling AC units!
Everything is change and everything ends, but can old things become new again? Check out Alaya Dawn Johnson, author of the acclaimed new novel Trouble the Saints, and her essay below on publishing a novel for the first time in six years and writing about structural inequality, colorism, judicial and extra-judicial violence. By Alaya Dawn…
In your heart of hearts, do you know…are you CHAOS or COSMOS?! We’re going to help you find out with our shiny new quiz, featuring questions around all our amazingly chaotic books! Take the quiz here, and let us know what you think in the comments!
We’re all about the big questions in our Chaos and Cosmos campaign and we asked our authors a dozy this time: Should Pluto be a planet? And what OTHER things should be planets? Check out their answers below and let us know what you think should be a planet in the comments!
We are so grateful to everyone who joined us for TorCon 2020, and we hope you had as much fun as we did!
If you’re bummed you couldn’t make it to all of the activities, don’t worry, we’ve got your back. You can see the recordings of almost all of TorCon plus some short recaps below!