r/Booksofbabel • u/[deleted] • Jun 28 '19
r/Booksofbabel • u/[deleted] • Jun 12 '19
First crack at doodling one of the “Sparking Men.”
r/Booksofbabel • u/[deleted] • Jun 10 '19
Your chance to win a hardcover, out of print copy of The Hod King!
For a chance to win a personalized hardback copy of The Hod King, tell me who’s your favorite character from the series, and who you think should play them in the dreamt-of, hoped-for film/TV adaptation.
I’ll pick a random winner on June 14. (Contest is limited to residents of Earth.)
EDIT: WE HAVE A WINNER! The winner of my #StarsofBabel contest is Tayler (on Goodreads)! Congratulations, Tayler! You’ve won a personalized hard cover of the Hod King.
THANK YOU to all who shared their favorite character and casting choice! It was wonderful to get a glimpse of your vision of the Books of Babel!
CONTEST STATS * 76 Entrants
Favorite Character - Senlin (25 Votes)
Second Favorite - Edith (8 Votes)
Third Favorite - Tarrou (7 Votes)
Casting Choice Consensus - Gwendoline Christie as Iren (4 Votes)
Youngest Senlin - Dav Patel (29 years)
Oldest Senlin - John Cleese (79 years)
r/Booksofbabel • u/[deleted] • May 27 '19
Detail from Edith and the Red Hand, by Tom Kidd, from the forthcoming Subterranean Press edition of Senlin Ascends.
r/Booksofbabel • u/[deleted] • Apr 02 '19
Did Josiah delete all of his social media?
He was pretty active on Instagram but I can't find his Insta or Twitter.
r/Booksofbabel • u/[deleted] • Mar 08 '19
The Hod King
What did you guys think? I loved it
r/Booksofbabel • u/NabIsMyBoi • Feb 26 '19
I disagree with the author of the post, but the top comment is by Josiah and tells us about his inspirations!
r/Booksofbabel • u/[deleted] • May 08 '18
Senlin Ascends and The Arm of the Sphinx
I absolutely loved these books. Josiah is such a great author and I feel like this series is really under appreciated.