Broken Eye Books

29/11/2024

As a surprise to round out Broken Eye's year, we're releasing volume two of Team Murderhobo, which collects Clinton J. Boomer's hilarious D&D vignettes! Book is at the printer, and the pre-order page is live:

https://www.brokeneyebooks.com/store/p127/team_murderhobo.html

Rogue: Okay. Rule one: if you know the bartender, you can yell, “BEER ME,” when you want a beer.
Barbarian: Got it.
Rogue: That said, it doesn’t matter HOW MUCH you want a milk or how well you know the bartender—you CANNOT yell, “MILK ME.” Not now, not EVER.
Barbarian:
Barbarian: Bah. Your culture is dumb as hell.

(Cover by Jason Bradley Thompson.)

14/11/2024

The Mosquito Fleet is featured today over at John Scalzi's Whatever site. Go check out the Big Idea!

We can’t all be Jedi, or captains of the Enterprise, but maybe we can be Ellen Ripleys, maybe we can be heroic in our own right. Venture on and see how author Andrew Romine explores this conc…

13/11/2024

Today's the book birthday for Andrew Penn Romine's The Mosquito Fleet! This is a fast-paced fungal space horror on the fringes of civilized space. And a fun ride!

Grab your own copy from Broken Eye Books or wherever you get books.

02/11/2024

Next weekend, Nov 9-10, come for all the fun at GeekGirlCon. We'll be there. Stop by, and we'll chat!

30/10/2024

Latest 5 from Broken Eye (5/5): THE MOSQUITO FLEET (2024) by
Andrew Penn Romine is a novel of fungal space horror where humanity has settled new worlds using biotics, a science combining the organic and inorganic and powering FTL drives and synthetic humans.

Out Nov 12. Preorder now.

29/10/2024

Latest 5 from Broken Eye (4/5): BETTER LIVING THROUGH ALCHEMY (2024) by Evan J. Peterson is an occult detective novel set in a weirder Seattle. Kelly Mun is a psychic investigator who must use all the esoteric methods at her disposal when a strange new drug hits the streets. Take drugs, be god!

26/10/2024

Latest 5 from Broken Eye (3/5): POWER TO YIELD (2024) by Bogi Takács collects speculative tales that explore gender identity, neurodiversity, and religion. Bold, insightful, unflinching, these are "tales of science and magic, of immigrants and exiles, of deep loss and abiding hope."*

(*) Quoted blurb from Izzy Wasserstein (author of All the Hometowns You Can’t Stay Away From)

24/10/2024

Latest 5 from Broken Eye (2/5): THE OBSECRATION (2023) by
Matthew M. Bartlett is a dark, psychedelic mosaic novel set in the underbelly of a forgotten New England as a cult attempts to resurrect their dead leader. You'll look up from reading only to realize you still have evidence to bury.

23/10/2024

Latest 5 from Broken Eye (1/5): WHO LOST, I FOUND (2023) by
Eden Royce is a glorious, haunting collection of magic and pain. Weaves Southern Gothic, folk horror, and more, all inspired by Gullah Geechee tradition. Finalist for 2024 Ignyte award and 2021 S. Jackson award for one story.

17/10/2024

I'll be at the Marysvillebookfair this Saturday afternoon at 3rd Street Book Exchange. Say hi and grab a copy of from Broken Eye Books.
*Sorry about the awkward bio on the graphic. I didn't understand the assignment 🤣

15/10/2024

23/07/2024

Excited to see one of our titles, Eden Royce's collection WHO LOST, I FOUND, is a finalist for the 2024 Ignyte Awards in the Outstanding Anthology/Collected Works category (given by FIYAH Magazine of Black Speculative Fiction).
The ballot is open now through August 31st. Anyone can vote, and it's free. And you might just find a ton of lovely new books there to add to your teetering TBR pile.

02/05/2024

Broken Eye Books is publishing the complete Skillute Cycle of S.P. Miskowski in 2025.

​Broken Eye Books is publishing the collected fiction of S.P. Miskowski’s Skillute Cycle. This omnibus edition collects four previously published works—the novel Knock Knock and the novellas...

06/01/2024

For those dark, cold months of winter, stoke your fiery soul with some tales of horror. Matthew Bartlett's new novel, The Obsecration, gives you front-row seat to witness the senses-shattering resurrection of Abrecan Geist, famed occultist of sleepy Leeds, Massachusetts. And Eden Royce's new collection, Who Lost, I Found, weaving together Southern Gothic, weird fiction, dark fantasy, and folk horror, all with a dash of hoodoo