The launch of Fifty Feet of Trouble is drawing nigh. To ease readers back into his tongue-in-cheek neo-noir monsterverse, Justin Robinson has written a special companion story to City of…
As Cory Doctorow points out at Boing Boing, Leonard Richardson is not just a talented writer (Constellation Games, his 2012 SF debut novel from Candlemark, is showing no signs of…
Candlemark & Gleam is known for finding exciting new voices. Yet an equally integral part of our vision is to give starships to experienced astrogators. So it’s an immense pleasure…
Those who’ve read A. M. Tuomala’s Drakon outline or synopsis have undoubtedly sussed out that, in addition to its remarkable novelistic attributes, it would also make a rousing movie: dragons…
Since 2012, Anne E. Johnson has been receiving tachyon transmissions from the worlds in the Raralt Planetary Circle, home to a surfeit of sentient species. From that avalanche of data,…
Candlemark & Gleam readers first met Nick Moss – WWII veteran, Night Wars survivor, member of the dwindling human cohort, hard-bitten private eye – in Justin Robinson’s neo-noir comédie fantastique…
[Click on the image twice to see it in high resolution] The first title published by Candlemark & Gleam was the remarkable sui generis fantasy Erekos by A. M.…
Ahh, 5/23. That most mystical of days. When all the stars align, all the conspiracy theorists come out to play, and our nonhero, Mr Blank, gets to have a moment…
As Candlemark & Gleam readers know, we just launched To Shape the Dark, a sibling to The Other Half of the Sky, with original SF stories focusing on women scientists.…
Today's the launch of To Shape the Dark, an anthology of original SF stories about women scientists doing science not-as-usual, conceived, created, and edited by Athena Andreadis. To Shape the…
