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They were acquired by another company last year after going into administration and it looks like reviews suggest they're pretty slow but still delivering. I know it was a voucher and therefore I'm not worried about some catastrophic problem with PCIDSS failure or something but... I think... perhaps time to ask?

Psssssttttttt... Do you like gay, and robots, and sci-fi books?

Then the book I am publishing as part of Booktopia 2024 may be for you!

Watch my dumb gay robots bumble around as they figure out what they're doing and how to live after they decide to shirk their responsibilities and run away together.

If you like: Asimov's robot series, Cargill's Sea of Rust, Newitz's Autonomous, Chambers' A Psalm for the Wild Built, Detroit: Become Human, Space Sweepers, Robocop, or any variety of robotic sci-fi in between, you'll love this book. This book is my love-letter to the sci-fi community as a whole with lots of little nods back to various sci-fi works.

This will be my debut words-words-words novella at 46,000 words and I wanna make a physical book so bad. I hope you'll help me get there. You can subscribe now to get an email when the project launches, but don't worry... I'll be screaming a bunch here too leading up to the project in September. It's live now. :)

As part of Booktopia, I'll be cross-collaborating with Space Wizard Science Fantasy, who is publishing Lesbians in Space. Space Wizard Science Fantasy is bringing together some great sapphic writers in this new volume of relationships set in space! You'll also love more sci-fi/fantasy and LGBTQ+ crossover.

Hello! I'm N. of N.A. Soleil. My partner A. and I write from a science fantasy universe we've been developing for almost 20 years. (and I draw our characters) We published our debut novel, Everdark, last year, a story about a psionic teenager with PTSD finding out that her world is much, much bigger than she thinks it is.

Our second book, The Fractured Balance, was accepted into BackerKit's Booktopia!

A dark, gory, and philosophical tale inspired by stories like Asimov's Foundation series, the Dark Elf trilogy, Final Fantasy 7, and The Crow, The Fractured Balance follows emotionless genetic experiment Pheonix (misspelled intentionally) as he finds freedom from the slavers' arena -- only to come to the abrupt realization that the universe outside isn't so different from the pens he grew up in. An ideology known as 'the balance' reigns supreme among those in power, preaching that evil is a legitimate identity and evil acts must be tolerated. In moderation, of course.

But Pheonix is the Ascended of Justice, and Justice has no interest in standing side-by-side with evil.

Redid one of my favorite pages from the first chapter of Sombulus for the new omnibus edition that's on Backerkit right now! Still one of my favorite comic bits of dialogue. We love a stupid disaster wingboy.