Diving Pairs Vol. 1

Diving Pairs Vol. 1

Kristine Kathryn Rusch

WMG Publishing presents the high-stakes adventures of City of Ruins and Becalmed in one exciting pairing.

Hugo Award-winning author Kristine Kathryn Rusch’s bestselling Diving series spans time and space so vast that the stories continue to unfold. Now, with the Diving Pairs volumes, WMG Publishing offers complementary books that, together, tell more of the story than each book alone.

City of Ruins (Endeavor Award Winner)

Years after stumbling across her first Dignity Vessel, Boss now leads a team of people searching for “loose” stealth technology. She takes a team to Vaycehn to investigate a phenomenon called death holes, thinking they might lead her to stealth tech.

Captain Jonathon “Coop” Cooper and the crew of the Ivoire finally find a way out of foldspace despite their damaged anacapa drive. But he soon realizes the ship’s return to normal space is anything but normal.

Coop and Boss hold the answer to questions both seek. But what they discover will change everything.

Becalmed

Mae, chief linguist on the Ivoire, heads a diplomatic mission to Ukhanda. Her handling of relations with the Quurzod lead to a battle that causes the Ivoire’s anacapa drive to malfunction, stranding the ship in foldspace. Mae can’t remember what she did wrong on the mission: all she knows is that she’s one of the few survivors. If she doesn’t recall it, she won’t be able to prevent another disaster when the Ivoire escapes foldspace. If the Ivoire escapes foldspace. Because what no one talks about—and everyone fears—is that the Ivoire is becalmed…forever.

One of the untold stories in Kristine Kathryn Rusch’s award-winning “Diving” universe, “Becalmed” stands alone—yet answers questions long-time readers might have about the history of the Fleet.

“City of Ruins has two great strengths going for it. One is the characters. Rusch does a marvelous job of bringing even minor characters to life…. The other appeal is the constant tension….Each scene is a taut wire, ready to snap.”
—Josh Vogt, SpeculativeFictionExaminer.com

“[‘Becalmed’] is quite fascinating and another fine tale from Rusch.”
SFRevu

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Tips About the Film/TV Industry for Novelists: A WMG Writer’s Guide

Tips About the Film/TV Industry for Novelists: A WMG Writer’s Guide

Kristine Kathryn Rusch

Mention Hollywood and novelists hear promises of riches, fame and glory.

But any writer who ventures into Hollywood alone or with an agent as their guardian actually walks buck naked and unarmed onto a battlefield filled with trained soldiers poised to strip that writer of everything that matters most to them, including the rights to their own work.

In this invaluable guide, award-winning and New York Times bestselling author Kristine Kathryn Rusch offers novelists an arsenal of survival tools and tips for the unwary.

“Such wise words! Even successful, high-earning novelists can be lured by the siren song of Hollywood and end up getting sucked into projects that never make it to the screen.”
—Tess Gerritsen, New York Times bestselling author

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How to Write a Novel in Half a Month

How to Write a Novel in Half a Month: A WMG Writer’s Guide

Dean Wesley Smith

Many writers seem to view writing a novel while working a full-time job as an impossible task.

USA Today bestselling writer Dean Wesley Smith once again proves that notion false.

In this latest WMG Writer’s Guide, Smith details out his days while he works at his publishing business, teaches online workshops, keeps fit, and writes the latest novel—all in 15 days. And enjoys doing it all!

Author of more than one-hundred-and-fifty novels, Smith shares his strategies for staying focused, keeping upbeat, and enjoying what he loves most—writing.

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Death Stopped for Miss Dickinson

Death Stopped for Miss Dickinson

Kristine Kathryn Rusch

Poet Emily Dickinson writes about death like one who knows it well. But how she knows it proves a mystery to most who know her.

Most, but not all.

One knows her secret. One who loves her. One whose meeting she might come to regret for an eternity.

“A darkly beautiful story featuring the poet Emily Dickinson. There’s more than a taste of Charlotte Bronte in this evocative work.”
—Marvin’s Bookish Blog

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The Watch

The Watch

Kristine Kathryn Rusch

The justice system fails many. So, sometimes victims take matters into their own hands.

But the quest for justice sometimes hinges on the smallest detail—and a great deal of patience.

A riveting story from Edgar Award-nominated author Kristine Kathryn Rusch, “The Watch” offers a different look at an all-too-common crime.

 “Kristine Kathryn Rusch’s crime stories are exceptional, both in plot and in style.”
—Mystery Scene Magazine

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