Martha Wells is the author of more than a dozen science fiction and fantasy novels, including the Ile-Rien series (The Death of the Necromancer) and the Books of the Raksura (The Cloud Roads). Her work has been nominated for the Nebula and Compton Crook awards and published in seven languages. Wells lives in College Station, Texas.
Praise for The Harbors of the Sun and The Books of the Raksura
"Breathtakingly surprising and fun. Wells is a master
worldbuilder.”—The New York Times
“Wildly original world-building, diverse and engaging characters,
and a thrilling adventure plot. It’s that rarest of fantasies:
fresh and surprising, with a story that doesn’t go where ten
thousand others have gone before.“—N. K. Jemisin, author of The
Hundred Thousand Kingdoms
“Truly inventive and stunningly imaginative world building
perfectly melded with vivid, engaging characters make the Books of
the Raksura one of my all-time favorite science-fiction
series.”—Kate Elliott, author of the Crown of Stars series
“An incredibly layered and intricate world with realistic
characters. . . . The series as a whole deserves all the accolades
it has received and more, and The Harbors of the Sun acts as a
lovely and fitting final book in the series.”—Strange Horizons,
reviewed by Na’amen Gobert Tilahun, author of The Root and The
Tree.
“Weird—in an excellent way. . . . promises to end a celebrated
series on a soaring note.”—B&N Sci-Fi & Fantasy Blog
"That rarity—a completely unique and stunning fantasy world.”—Hugo
Award-winning author Elizabeth Bear
“Martha Wells writes fantasy the way it was meant to be—poignant,
evocative, and astonishing. Prepare to be captivated 'til the sun
comes up.”—Kameron Hurley, author of The Mirror Empire and God's
War
“With these books Wells is writing at the top of her game, and
given their breadth, originality, complexity, this series is
showing indications it could become one of the landmark series of
the genre.”—Adventures Fantastic
“An imaginative world of engaging characters . . . the dramatic
battles, tough decisions, and character dynamics shine
through.”—Publishers Weekly
“Martha Wells' Raksura books are dense, and complex, with truly
amazing world building, and non-human characters who are quite
genuinely alien, yet still comprehensible and sympathetic.”—Kelly
McCullough, author of the WebMage series and the Fallen Blade
novels
Praise for The Harbors of the Sun and The Books of the Raksura
"Breathtakingly surprising and fun. Wells is a master
worldbuilder.”—The New York Times
“Wildly original world-building, diverse and engaging characters,
and a thrilling adventure plot. It’s that rarest of fantasies:
fresh and surprising, with a story that doesn’t go where ten
thousand others have gone before.“—N. K. Jemisin, author of The
Hundred Thousand Kingdoms
“Truly inventive and stunningly imaginative world building
perfectly melded with vivid, engaging characters make the Books of
the Raksura one of my all-time favorite science-fiction
series.”—Kate Elliott, author of the Crown of Stars series
“An incredibly layered and intricate world with realistic
characters. . . . The series as a whole deserves all the accolades
it has received and more, and The Harbors of the Sun acts as a
lovely and fitting final book in the series.”—Strange Horizons,
reviewed by Na’amen Gobert Tilahun, author of The Root and The
Tree.
“Weird—in an excellent way. . . . promises to end a celebrated
series on a soaring note.”—B&N Sci-Fi & Fantasy Blog
"That rarity—a completely unique and stunning fantasy world.”—Hugo
Award-winning author Elizabeth Bear
“Martha Wells writes fantasy the way it was meant to be—poignant,
evocative, and astonishing. Prepare to be captivated 'til the sun
comes up.”—Kameron Hurley, author of The Mirror Empire and God's
War
“With these books Wells is writing at the top of her game, and
given their breadth, originality, complexity, this series is
showing indications it could become one of the landmark series of
the genre.”—Adventures Fantastic
“An imaginative world of engaging characters . . . the dramatic
battles, tough decisions, and character dynamics shine
through.”—Publishers Weekly
“Martha Wells' Raksura books are dense, and complex, with truly
amazing world building, and non-human characters who are quite
genuinely alien, yet still comprehensible and sympathetic.”—Kelly
McCullough, author of the WebMage series and the Fallen Blade
novels
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