Former enlistee Marilyn Moon was hoping for a quiet retirement after the end of The Last War. But when her colleague unexpectedly delivers a dead letter, Marilyn must go find her. Teaming up with the intrepid secretary Isabel and the disaster-prone Dr Simon, the trio will navigate a changed geography, killer kitchens, eerie neighbours, and the messy maths of space-time. As Marilyn learns more of Overworld’s secrets, she begins to wonder – is this really the world that she fought for?
A fast-paced sci-fi novella, this retrofuturism tale will have fans of Terry Pratchett and Douglas Adams clamouring to learn more about the secrets of the Two Worlds.
Award-winning short story writer Nat Newman has a knack for finding the quirky in the mundane. A sinister budgie, a scary statue, a conversation that doesn’t go as expected.
Collected together for the first time in one place, readers will find some familiar favourites as well as several brand new stories written especially for this collection.
With stories this fun and fast, every day can be Friday 🙂
COMING LATE 2021
If you’ve always wanted to read Charles Dickens but didn’t know where to start, this is the book for you.
Whether you were inspired by a recent movie, or just want to reconnect with a high school fave, this step-by-step guide will tell you everything you need to know (but no spoilers!) to get started on – or get back into – the wonderful world of Dickens.
How to Read Charles Dickens comes complete with achievable reading plans, strategies for getting through the longer books, and resources that will help you fall in love with this brilliant author.
COMING OUT 2022
Nat Newman is an award-winning writer of short stories, content, podcasts, feature articles, ghost-written books, drunk text messages and a sci-fi novella. Born and raised in Australia, she now calls the universe her home.
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