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Nathan Treeves is dead, murdered by the Master of Mordew, his remains used to create the powerful occult weapon known as the Tinderbox.His companions are scattered, making for Malarkoi, the city of the Mistress, the Master’s enemy. They are hoping to find welcome there, or at least safety. They find... Read More about Malarkoi: Cities of the Weft, Book 2

Alex Pheby's Mordew launches an astonishingly inventive epic fantasy trilogy.God is dead, his corpse hidden in the catacombs beneath Mordew.In the slums of the sea-battered city, a young boy called Nathan Treeves lives with his parents, eking out a meagre existence by picking treasures from the Livi... Read More about Mordew (Cities of the Weft #1)

Nathan Treeves is dead, murdered by the Master of Mordew, his remains used to create the powerful occult weapon known as the Tinderbox.His companions are scattered, making for Malarkoi, the city of the Mistress, the Master’s enemy. They are hoping to find welcome there, or at least safety. They find... Read More about Malarkoi: Cities of the Weft, Book 2

The monumental conclusion to Alex Pheby's Cities of the Weft trilogy.One thousand million infants are dead, and Nathan Treeves is back. He’s become the Master of Waterblack, the City of the Dead.And Sharli, once a sacrifice, then an assassin, is now a trained God-Killer. She has killed many — but fa... Read More about Waterblack (Cities of the Weft #3)

A GLOBE & MAIL RECOMMENDED SUMMER 2021 READ A writer possessed of unusual indeed, extraordinary powers... Read Lucia] with your eyes wide open.--The Guardian She is about thirty-three, speaks French fluently. . . she] is gay, sweet and ironic, but she has bursts of anger over nothing when she i... Read More about Lucia

A hallucinatory, fragmentary, and tragic fictional telling of one of the most fa- mous psychotherapy cases in history, A lex Pheby's Playthings offers a visceral and darkly comic portrait of paranoid schizophrenia. Based on the true story of nineteenth-century German judge Daniel Paul Schreber, Play... Read More about Playthings