We are thrilled to announce the acquisition of Seb Doubinsky’s The Sum of All Things, his final installment in the City-States Cycle, from Matt Bialer at Sanford J. Greenburger Associates. Seb’s latest is, as with the previous works in this series, smart, subtle and unputdownable! In New Samarqand, trouble is brewing: The king is very […] More
Join us for the blog tour for Seb Doubinsky’s new novella, Paperclip, which releases August 17th. Paperclip is the next installment of his masterfully written City-States Cycle, a standalone story but with the return of Georg Ratner and other characters. We’ll be giving away a $50 giftcard at the end of the blog tour, so […] More
We loved this review of Seb Doubinsky’s PAPERCLIP in issue #142 of Aurealis Magazine. This latest installment of Seb’s City-States Cycle will be available on 8/17/21. Doubinsky’s ice-cold killer instincts strike bullseye in this darkly comedic dystopian escapade as hallucinogenic as its very characters. A beautiful madness. -AUREALIS MAGAZINE, Issue 142 More
We are super excited to share our 2021 book schedule! We’ve got such a great lineup ranging from a prose-poetry speculative collection by Eugen Bacon and Dominique Hecq, a literary-leaning speculative fiction collection by Keith Rosson, a dark fantasy novel by J.S. Breukelaar, the next entry in Seb Doubinsky’s addictive City-States Cycle, a dark fantasy/horror […] More
We’re excited to announce that Seb Doubinsky’s award-winning novella, MISSING SIGNAL has been optioned for film adaptation by Steven Richter (Anatomy of the Sun, Birds of Neptune, Center of Gravity). Set in a retrofuturistic dystopian city-states society where fake news, corruption and power struggles are the status quo. Missing Signal follows Agent Terrence Kovacs, a […] More
Masterfully written dystopian noir standalone from the author of the City-States Cycle series. It’s election time in New Babylon, and President Maggie Delgado is running for re-election but is threatened by the charismatic populist Ted Rust. Newly appointed City Commissioner Georg Ratner is given the priority task to fight the recent invasion of Synth in […] More
We are excited to present the cover to Seb Doubinsky’s PAPERCLIP (July 2021), another brilliant installment in his City-States Cycle. We fell in love with his City-States dystopian noir world with his award-winning MISSING SIGNAL and spent weeks reading all of the other wonderful books in the series. THE INVISIBLE releases in August, so you […] More
Seb Doubinsky’s latest installment in his City-State Cycle hits stands in August and we were thrilled to read this insightful review at Foreword Reviews! In Seb Doubinsky’s dystopian novel The Invisible, politics are the only game in town … Brief, staccato chapters sparkle with surprising twists … Though Georg finally realizes that he’s just another bear […] More
Aurealis Magazine reviewed Seb Doubinsky’s latest installment to his City-States Cycle, The Invisible and we loved what they had to say. We love this magazine that consistently publishes quality fiction, non-fiction and reviews, so we hope you’ll check out The Invisible and Aurealis Magazine! In text that flares, sizzles, hisses and crackles, things are not […] More
We are proud to present the cover of Seb Doubinsky’s THE INVISIBLE, the highly anticipated next installment in his dystopian noir series, The City-States Cycle, coming May 2020. George Ratner is back. The future is now. More
We are ecstatic to share the news that Seb Doubinsky’s masterful dystopian noir, MISSING SIGNAL, won the Foreword Indies Book of the Year Bronze in Science Fiction. Keith Rosson’s SMOKE CITY was a finalist in the Fantasy category as well. They were both splendid books so we’re thrilled for the honor. ” Over 2,000 entries […] More
We were so happy with this review by Tamantha Smith in Aurealis Magazine Issue #117. It totally captures the essence of Seb’s writing style! BUY AUREALIS #117 HERE Seb Doubinsky’s Missing Signal has a brevity about it that shows a masterfully experimental approach. Doubinsky’s work is brief, quick-paced and snippet-like; in essence, it is a […] More