Aethon Editor
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Trailer Trash is Coming to Aethon… Literally.
We are thrilled to announce that we’ve signed a very special project, a web serial called RE: TRAILER TRASH, by FortySixtyFour. This story about a woman who accidentally finds her mind back in her thirteen year old body is beloved, with millions of views online and hopefull many more to come. A new and improved…
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Nicholas Sansbury Smith joins Aethon Books!
We are thrilled to announce a new partnership with New York Times Bestseller Nicholas Sansbury Smith! He will be joining the Aethon team as an acquisitions editor, with a focus on bringing more incredible Post-Apocalyptic and Military Science Fiction into the Aethon catalog. In addition to this partnership, Aethon has also signed with Nicholas and…
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Aethon Kicks off 2022 with a Bang!
Scott Sigler, #1 New York Times best-selling author of Earthcore, has signed with us to publish his CRYPT SERIES. Horror meets Military Science Fiction in a warship that can slip into chaotic dimensions, travel undetected to pop out behind enemy lines, making it a “submarine in space.” With an 80% mortality rate, only the worst…
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Book Review: A Sword Into Darkness
By: Thomas A. MaysReviewed by: Brian Mansur Fantastic Hard Military Sci-fi/Space Opera One of the best Hard Military Sci-fi/Space Opera novels I’ve read. It explores an unusual solution to the Fermi Paradox. Aliens are coming, but they aren’t signaling their intentions, so one maverick billionaire recruits a battle-blooded US Navy officer to help design and…
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Book Review: Under Darkness
By: Jasper T. Scott Narrated by: Ben Jaeger-ThomasReviewed by: Brian Mansur Heart-thumping thriller! This is my first time reading/listening to Jasper T. Scott’s work and I am seriously glad I took the recommendation. Under Darkness is a trippy mix of Independence Day vibes (of the good kind) with all the visceral fun of a Scream…
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Book Review: Sword Punk: Saving Seoul
By: Steven KelliherReviewed by: Andy Peloquin I put off reading Rhythm of War for two days to finish this one! I was offered an ARC copy of this book by the author, and the premise intrigued me so I accepted. And I’m incredibly glad I did! Sword Punk has the feel of all of my…
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Book Review: Storm Below Box Set
By: J.M.D. ReidReviewed by: Andy Peloquin Sucked me right in and kept me reading until the end From the first chapter, I found myself drawn into this story. The tale of a young man touched by a storm and cursed by death. The tale of a young woman struggling to find herself and come to…
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Book Review: Pawn’s Gambit
By: Rob J. HayesReviewed by: Andy Peloquin Never Die, the first of the Mortal Techniques “series”, slayed in the 2019 SPFBO–and, of course, my heart. I loved the wuxia/ronin/martial arts movie feel of the book. Pawn’s Gambit is both delightfully LIKE and UNLIKE Never Die. The world was the same. The flavor of gritty, dirty,…
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Book Review: Dragon Mage
By: M.L. SpencerReviewed by: Andy Peloquin The world, magic, and fantastical flavor is spot on. Seeing an ASD/neuroatypical person (like me) represented in the pages of fantasy was an absolute treat! Classic fantasy that kept me reading all the way to the last word. I was excited to dive into Dragon Mage because the main…
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Book Review: Malice
By: John GwynneReviewed by: Andy Peloquin I FINALLY finished Malice by John Gwynne (a beast of a book!) and wow, what an epic world! It’s rare to find Iron Age stories (most fantasy plays with steel), but I actually really enjoyed the more “primitive” feel of the world. It feels more like classic Dark Ages…
