A CATALOG OF STORMS
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FRAN WILDE
From sentient storms to walkabout skyscrapers, mythical creatures to mysterious museum guides, the characters and tales of the 14 stories in Fran Wilde's A Catalog of Storms challenge and subvert expectations.
Here you'll find the Nebula and Hugo Awards finalists "A Catalog of Storms" and "Clearly Lettered in a Most Steady Hand," and multiple Best of the Year anthology selections such as "Shadow Plane" and "The Rain Remembers What the Sky Forgets."
The collection represents a decade of genre-spanning, celebrated stories from one of SFF’s most inventive and lyrical voices.
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- August, 2025 978-1-958880-31-9
- trade paperback, 5.5 x 8.5
- Preorder copies below; ebook and additional print copy orders forthcoming from other venues.
From sentient storms to walkabout skyscrapers, mythical creatures to mysterious museum guides, the characters and tales of the 14 stories in Fran Wilde's A Catalog of Storms challenge and subvert expectations.
Here you'll find the Nebula and Hugo Awards finalists "A Catalog of Storms" and "Clearly Lettered in a Most Steady Hand," and multiple Best of the Year anthology selections such as "Shadow Plane" and "The Rain Remembers What the Sky Forgets."
The collection represents a decade of genre-spanning, celebrated stories from one of SFF’s most inventive and lyrical voices.
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"Gentle humor, beautiful rage, exquisite worlds that image the past, the future, and the never-was, all come together in A Catalog of Storms. The depth and breadth of Wilde's talent is on display as she fluidly moves between genres with stories of hope and wonder. A gorgeous collection that will sweep readers away."
— A.C. Wise, author of Out of the Drowning Deep
"Fran Wilde’s writing teases out dark threads from the seemingly ordinary. These stories will give you new and enlightening perspectives, while always focusing on that all-important human center. Enjoy!"
— Carrie Vaughn, author of The Naturalist Society
"A beautiful collection of vividly-imagined worlds and well-realized characters, depicted in gorgeous prose."
— Caroline M. Yoachim, author of Seven Wonders of a Once and Future World
More Praise for FRAN WILDE
“Fran Wilde’s work combines exquisitely crafted worldbuilding, vivid and memorable characters, and stories that stay with readers long after they have turned the last page. Her stories are by turns exhilarating, heartbreaking and freeing. I always impatiently look forward to reading them."
— Aliette de Bodard, author of A Fire Born of Exile and Navigational Entanglements
"It's that rare bird, the follow-up to a highly praised first novel that doesn't just equal its predecessor's accomplishments, but exceeds them. I felt Updraft was a promising debut effort; Cloudbound sees much of that promise realized, with hints of more to come."
— Locus Magazine on Cloudbound
"Wilde's lean storytelling never missteps."
— Publishers Weekly
— A.C. Wise, author of Out of the Drowning Deep
"Fran Wilde’s writing teases out dark threads from the seemingly ordinary. These stories will give you new and enlightening perspectives, while always focusing on that all-important human center. Enjoy!"
— Carrie Vaughn, author of The Naturalist Society
"A beautiful collection of vividly-imagined worlds and well-realized characters, depicted in gorgeous prose."
— Caroline M. Yoachim, author of Seven Wonders of a Once and Future World
More Praise for FRAN WILDE
“Fran Wilde’s work combines exquisitely crafted worldbuilding, vivid and memorable characters, and stories that stay with readers long after they have turned the last page. Her stories are by turns exhilarating, heartbreaking and freeing. I always impatiently look forward to reading them."
— Aliette de Bodard, author of A Fire Born of Exile and Navigational Entanglements
"It's that rare bird, the follow-up to a highly praised first novel that doesn't just equal its predecessor's accomplishments, but exceeds them. I felt Updraft was a promising debut effort; Cloudbound sees much of that promise realized, with hints of more to come."
— Locus Magazine on Cloudbound
"Wilde's lean storytelling never missteps."
— Publishers Weekly
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