Septimus Heap #1: MAGYK – New UK Cover
The first six books in the Septimus Heap series are going to be rejacketed this summer in the UK. Below is the first cover. What do you think?
The FYRE manuscript
Katherine Tegen, Angie’s editor at HarperCollins/Katherine Tegen Books, posted this picture on Facebook, with a nice comment.
I’ve spent days and days on editing FYRE—and I’ve been having a great time. It’s a fantastic finale to the Septimus Heap series! Here’s a hard copy of the manuscript with all of my post-its. I always work on a print-out of a manuscript, because that’s how I’ve done it for so many years. The post-its are places where I need to go back and see if my comment still makes sense, once I’ve read the entire manuscript, or to see if a thread was woven back into the story later on. Look for FYRE in Winter 2013.
NOTE: Winter 2013 means January of February 2013!
Septimus Heap #7: FYRE
1. The cover is a placeholder.
2. Now you can ask Angie questions from DARKE (with spoilers).
3. PLEASE, DO NOT ASK WHEN IS THE BOOK OUT! Angie is still writing it!
Character of the month: Snorri Snorrelssen
WARNING! If you haven’t read the the whole series, do not read the comments on this post.
Illustration © Mark Zug
DARKE is out in the USA!
DARKE, the sixth book in the Septimus Heap series, has been released! Hooray!
HAPPY READING!
DARKE Illustrations: Larry and The Two-Faced Ring
This week:
Saturday (28. 05) – The Darke Dragon and Ethel
Sunday (29. 05) – Larry and The Two-Faced Ring
DARKE Illustrations: The Darke Dragon and Ethel
This week:
Saturday (28. 05) – The Darke Dragon and Ethel
Sunday (29. 05) – Larry and The Two-Faced Ring
Septimus Heap #6: DARKE – Browse Inside
That’s right! You can browse inside the sixth book in the Septimus Heap series! Click on the image to read the first 11 chapters! (Warning: do not read Other Back Matter or What Happened in the Darke Domaine – and Afterward).
DARKE Illustrations: Merrin & The Thing
This week:
Friday (20. 05) – Jenna and Simon
Saturday (21. 05) – Merrin and The Thing
Next week:
Saturdat (28. 05) – The Darke Dragon and Ethel
Sunday (29. 05) – Larry and The Two-Faced Ring
DARKE Illustrations: Jenna and Simon
This week:
Friday (20. 05) – Jenna and Simon
Saturday (21. 05) – Merrin and The Thing
Next week:
Saturday (28. 05) – The Darke Dragon and Ethel
Sunday (29. 05) – Larry and The Two-Faced Ring
DARKE Prologue and Chapter 1
For those who missed the special ebook edition of MAGYK (with the prologue and the first two chapters of DARKE), you can read now the prologue and the first chapter here!
DARKE Illustrations: Marcia and Linda
This week:
Friday (13. 05) – Beetle and Septimus
Saturday (14. 05) – Marcia and Linda
Next week:
Friday (20. 05) – Jenna and Simon
Saturday (21. 05) – Merrin and The Thing
DARKE Illustrations: Beetle and Septimus
This week:
Friday (13. 05) – Beetle and Septimus
Saturday (14. 05) – Marcia and Linda
Next week:
Friday (20. 05) – Jenna and Simon
Saturday (21. 05) – Merrin and The Thing
DARKE gets starred review in Kirkus!
The penultimate episode in this well-crafted series pits apprentice wizard Septimus and allies against a relentless tide of Things bent on overwhelming the Magyk that protects the town of Castle and establishing a penumbral Darke Domaine.
Their 14th birthdays become more battles for survival than celebrations for Sep and Princess Jenna when she is captured by the powerful Port Witch Coven. His planned visit to the deadly subterranean Darke Halls takes on special urgency after the Darke finds an opening in the palace and begins pouring out in a deadly tide through the streets. As usual, not only is the cast, particularly the large and tumultuous Heap family, sharply drawn both in the tale and in Zug’s finely detailed character studies at the chapter heads, but the danger and the spellcasting alike seem vividly real and credible. Lightening the load with humorous byplay and tucking in plenty of ghosts, strong-willed characters, deft literary references—a character named Bertie Bott, a house on There And Back Again Row—and a particularly exciting dragon battle, Sage expertly weaves multiple new and continuing plotlines together. An appendix ties up what loose ends it can while leaving the door open for the conclusion.
A memorable, edge-of-the-seat escapade that will enthrall confirmed fans and newbies alike. (Fantasy. 10-12)
Character of the month: JENNA HEAP
WARNING! If you haven’t read the the whole series, do not read the comments on this post.
Illustration © Mark Zug
Character of the month: MILO BANDA
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Illustration © Mark Zug
Character of the month: MARCELLUS PYE









































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