Gwendolyn Clare

I’m excited to be attending World Fantasy in Niagara Falls this year. I haven’t done very many cons since the pandemic, so I’m looking forward to reconnecting with the writing community in meatspace. Here’s my schedule:

Friday

11am Panel Today a Reader, Tomorrow a Leader: the impact of children’s fantasy

8pm   Mass Autographing

Saturday

3pm Panel    Where Magic and Queerness Collide: the history of queer rep in fantasy

My fourth novel, For the Stolen Fates, releases into the world today. I’m so proud of this one — as a writer, each book presents new challenges and opportunities to hone your craft, and I do feel that this is my best work yet. It’s also bittersweet, as this is likely the last book I’ll write in the Scriptology universe, which has been my sandbox for several years now. I hope For the Stolen Fates provides readers with a satisfying conclusion both to the conflicts of In the City of Time and to lingering threads from the Ink, Iron, and Glass duology.

As always, thanks for your support, readers!

I’m thrilled to get such positive feedback from Kirkus on my upcoming release, For the Stolen Fates. There’s no feeling quite like having a reader notice and appreciate what you were trying to do in your writing. Here’s what the reviewer had to say: