I was delighted to see Sofia
Samatar’s “A Stranger in Olondria”
adding next to a British Fantasy Award and a Crawford Award a World Fantasy
Award for best novel the past week-end, in my opinion entirely deserving so, because
it was one of the my favorite books I read last year, and not only. It was not
the sole reason of joy for me when it comes to “A Stranger in Olondria” since I also discovered that Sofia Samatar is hard at work not only on a sequel of her
debut novel, entitled “The Winged
Histories”, but also on a volume of short stories, both of them due to be
released by the publisher of “A Stranger in Olondria”, Small Beer Press. And
both coming with guarantees, “A Stranger in Olondria”, as I’ve already
mentioned, lines up awards and praise, while a collection of short stories can
only be a great thing, if only we take into account the excellent “Selkie Stories are for Losers” as an
example. But there are others such goodies that make a contribution to the said
guarantee and you can find a list on Sofia Samatar’s website, with appropriate links
to those available for free online. I am looking forward with excitement for
both Sofia Samatar’s new books and hopefully to plenty others to come.
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