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AUTHOR INTERVIEW: Tristan Palmgren Talks Outlaw Relentless

Hello and welcome to this Track of Words Author Interview, where today I welcome back Tristan Palmgren to talk about their new novel Outlaw: Relentless, part of the same range of Marvel: Heroines novels from Aconyte Books as their previous book, Domino: Strays. Whether you’ve read Domino: Strays or not (and I definitely recommend you do), if you’re a fan of Marvel’s mutant characters then this promises to be well worth checking out! It’s available now as a global ebook, with the US paperback due later in September and the UK paperback coming in November.

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Domino: Strays – Tristan Palmgren

Aconyte Books’ Marvel: Heroines range – one of several new series of Marvel prose novels – kicks off with Domino: Strays by Tristan Palmgren, an action-packed blast of balletic violence and snappy dialogue with an unexpectedly thoughtful, psychological core. Mercenary Domino, otherwise known as Neena Thurman, has a history with cults and dangerous idealogues, so when she’s offered a job to extract a pair of twins from a dubious religious sect in Chicago, she takes it on despite all of her concerns. With the aid of a few fellow mercs she sets out to get the job done, but she can’t help to draw parallels between the task at hand and the lasting impact of her own painful upbringing as part of the secret genetics experiment known as Project Armageddon.

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AUTHOR INTERVIEW: Tristan Palmgren Talks Domino: Strays

Welcome to this Track of Words Author Interview, in which I’m talking to Tristan Palmgren about their new novel for Aconyte Books, Domino: Strays. It’s the first volume of a new series of novels labelled as Marvel Heroines (being released at the same time as the first instalment of Marvel Legends of Asgard), and promises to bring this well-loved comic book character to life in a different way to what we’ve seen before. It’s available to order now in ebook and paperback editions!

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QUICK REVIEW: Contract – Tristan Palmgren

Tristan Palmgren’s KeyForge short story Contract, the opening tale in Aconyte Books’ Tales From the Crucible anthology, explores the baffling logic of the Crucible through the eyes of an elven assassin aiming to pull off an audacious hit. Having gradually lost her sense of identity ever since her city was ripped from its world to join the Crucible, Vira lives for moments of exhilaration and the faint hope of some kind of vengeance. When she takes on a commission to kill a supposedly unkillable Archon, she knows how dangerous the consequences will be but determinedly accepts the contract anyway.

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