'A Memory Called Empire' by Victo Ngai.
Cover art for the Subterranean Press edition of the novel, 'A Memory Called Empire', book 1 of the 'Teixcalaan' series, written by Arkady Martine, published in 2021.

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'A Memory Called Empire' by Victo Ngai.
Cover art for the Subterranean Press edition of the novel, 'A Memory Called Empire', book 1 of the 'Teixcalaan' series, written by Arkady Martine, published in 2021.
About the Story: Set before the events of All Systems Red, Compulsory offers a short, hilarious, and insightful glimpse into Murderbot's life back when it was still performing security contracts for a cheap mining corporation.
While stationed on a platform guarding a 47-ton stabilizer array (and trying to catch up on Episode 44 of The Rise and Fall of Sanctuary Moon), Murderbot witnesses a human worker, Sekai, get knocked down an extraction shaft by her crewmates during an argument. Technically, HubSystem orders Murderbot to stand fast and wait for an incoming safety bot. But with a borked governor module, freshly minted free will, and an unpredictable streak of impulse control, Murderbot makes a choice: step off the edge, pull off a rescue, hack the company system so it thinks the rescue was its own idea, and try to get back to watching media before anyone notices.
A quick, brilliant read for any fan of sarcastic, media-obsessed, introverted security constructs!
Endpapers and dust jacket art for the Subterranean Press’ limited edition of Ship of Destiny, art by John Howe
Fire & Blood Cover Art by Gary Gianni
Malazan Book of the Fallen by Steven Erikson. Only four more books to go in these special editions from Subterranean Press before the main series is complete.
Have you read Malazan?
Trade and limited edition covers for The Best of Catherynne M. Valente, Volume One
Publisher: Subterranean Press
AD/Design: Bill Schafer and Gail Cross
I was so sad to hear Subterranean Press will be closing at the end of next year! I loved working on these covers, and it has always been so smooth working with them.
Review: Unbreakable by Mira Grant
Author: Mira Grant (Seanan McGuire)Publisher: Subterranean PressReleased: March 31, 2023Received: Own Book Summary: Unbreakable Starlight was one of many groups of girl warriors tasked with defending the planet. Unfortunately, their name was not quite accurate, as most of the group fell – alongside every other warrior. Only two survived the massacre. Piper and Yuina. Now the government has…
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Subterranean Press To Release Dark Carnival By Ray Bradbury
“I have always tried to write my own story,” wrote Ray Bradbury more than a quarter-century after the publication of Dark Carnival, his first collection of short fiction. “Give it a label if you wish, call it science fiction or fantasy or the mystery or the western. But, at heart, all good stories are the one kind of story, the story written by an individual from their individual…
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