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Signed By
Django Wexler
Signed
Yes
Ex Libris
No
Narrative Type
Fiction
Original Language
English
Intended Audience
Ages 9-12, Young Adults, Adults
Inscribed
No
Edition
First Edition
Vintage
No
Personalize
No
Type
Novel
Era
2020s
Personalized
No
Features
Dust Jacket
Country/Region of Manufacture
United States
ISBN
9780765397249

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Product Identifiers

Publisher
Doherty Associates, LLC, Tom&Co
ISBN-10
0765397242
ISBN-13
9780765397249
eBay Product ID (ePID)
6038743018

Product Key Features

Book Title
Ship of Smoke and Steel : the Wells of Sorcery, Book One
Number of Pages
368 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2019
Topic
Fantasy & Magic, Transportation / Boats, Ships & Underwater Craft, General, Family / Siblings, Fantasy / Epic
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Juvenile Fiction, Young Adult Fiction
Author
Django Wexler
Book Series
The Wells of Sorcery Trilogy Ser.
Format
Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height
1.2 in
Item Weight
14.5 Oz
Item Length
8.6 in
Item Width
5.7 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Young Adult Audience
LCCN
2018-044553
Dewey Edition
23
Reviews
Praise for Django Wexler's previous works: "A standout.... There's no time like the present to lose oneself in the military and political struggles of the Vordanai Empire." --Fonda Lee, authorof Exo , for LibraryJournal.com , on The Shadow Campaigns series "Warning: You'll probably be hooked on Wexler's insane 'flintlock fantasy' worldbuilding." --Charlie Jane Anders, author of All the Birds in the Sky , for io9.com , on "The Penitent Damned" "Three cheers for a female protagonist who demonstrates strong leadership skills without losing the prospect of love or friendship." -- Kirkus Reviews on The Fall of the Readers "Audacious and subversive." -- Publishers Weekly on The Shadow Throne "Suspenseful, emotional, and extremely gratifying." -- Booklist on The Infernal Battalion "[Wexler] writes women who talk to each other, women who are complicated and real and flawed and sometimes queer and sometimes not; women who feel to me like actual people, their expressions of femininity as nuanced and complex as their relationships.... Wexler is an exceptionally good writer, period." --Foz Meadows, author of An Accident of Stars and Hugo Award nominee for Best Fan Writer, on The Shadow Throne "Just as much as the delightful action scenes and the narrative drive and the fantastic approach to magic and blowing [stuff] up, Wexler's commitment to portraying a wide variety of women matters." --Liz Bourke, Hugo Award nominee for Best Fan Writer, for Tor.com , on The Price of Valor "Fit for the big screen." --Baltimore County Public Library's blog on The Thousand Names, "The first in a thrilling, action-packed fantasy series that epitomizes the fight for survival.... Wexler's young adult debut is a gripping, fast-paced fantasy enrapturing readers until the end.... This ever changing world of magic is beautifully constructed with tantalizing details that evoke a variety of cultural influences. The characters are well-developed, and diversity--in ethnicity, ability, and sexuality--is abundant." -- Kirkus Reviews "Wexler, most recently known for his adult fantasy series The Shadow Campaigns and children's adventures The Forbidden Library series, has another engrossing winner on his hands. The title, cover, and content, which is often violent and sometimes racy, will evoke comparisons to Sarah J. Maas' Throne of Glass series."-- Booklist " Ship of Smoke and Steel is a brisk, gritty adventure starring a heroine with genuine agency and power, despite the overwhelming odds stacked against her. The world is sharp and unforgiving, the mysteries are deep, the action is harrowing and triumphant."--Scott Lynch, author of The Lies of Locke Lamora Praise for Django Wexler's previous works: "A standout.... There's no time like the present to lose oneself in the military and political struggles of the Vordanai Empire." --Fonda Lee, author of Exo , for LibraryJournal.com , on The Shadow Campaigns series "Warning: You'll probably be hooked on Wexler's insane 'flintlock fantasy' worldbuilding." --Charlie Jane Anders, author of All the Birds in the Sky , for io9.com , on "The Penitent Damned" "Three cheers for a female protagonist who demonstrates strong leadership skills without losing the prospect of love or friendship." -- Kirkus Reviews on The Fall of the Readers "Audacious and subversive." -- Publishers Weekly on The Shadow Throne "Suspenseful, emotional, and extremely gratifying." -- Booklist on The Infernal Battalion "Wexler is an exceptionally good writer, period." --Foz Meadows, author of An Accident of Stars and Hugo Award nominee for Best Fan Writer, on The Shadow Throne "Just as much as the delightful action scenes and the narrative drive and the fantastic approach to magic and blowing [stuff] up, Wexler's commitment to portraying a wide variety of women matters." --Liz Bourke, Hugo Award nominee for Best Fan Writer, for Tor.com , on The Price of Valor "Fit for the big screen." --Baltimore County Public Library's blog on The Thousand Names, "The first in a thrilling, action-packed fantasy series that epitomizes the fight for survival.... Wexler's young adult debut is a gripping, fast-paced fantasy enrapturing readers until the end.... This ever changing world of magic is beautifully constructed with tantalizing details that evoke a variety of cultural influences. The characters are well-developed, and diversity--in ethnicity, ability, and sexuality--is abundant." -- Kirkus Reviews "Wexler, most recently known for his adult fantasy series The Shadow Campaigns and children's adventures The Forbidden Library series, has another engrossing winner on his hands. The title, cover, and content, which is often violent and sometimes racy, will evoke comparisons to Sarah J. Maas' Throne of Glass series."-- Booklist Praise for Django Wexler's previous works: "A standout.... There's no time like the present to lose oneself in the military and political struggles of the Vordanai Empire." --Fonda Lee, author of Exo , for LibraryJournal.com , on The Shadow Campaigns series "Warning: You'll probably be hooked on Wexler's insane 'flintlock fantasy' worldbuilding." --Charlie Jane Anders, author of All the Birds in the Sky , for io9.com , on "The Penitent Damned" "Three cheers for a female protagonist who demonstrates strong leadership skills without losing the prospect of love or friendship." -- Kirkus Reviews on The Fall of the Readers "Audacious and subversive." -- Publishers Weekly on The Shadow Throne "Suspenseful, emotional, and extremely gratifying." -- Booklist on The Infernal Battalion "Wexler is an exceptionally good writer, period." --Foz Meadows, author of An Accident of Stars and Hugo Award nominee for Best Fan Writer, on The Shadow Throne "Just as much as the delightful action scenes and the narrative drive and the fantastic approach to magic and blowing [stuff] up, Wexler's commitment to portraying a wide variety of women matters." --Liz Bourke, Hugo Award nominee for Best Fan Writer, for Tor.com , on The Price of Valor "Fit for the big screen." --Baltimore County Public Library's blog on The Thousand Names, "The first in a thrilling, action-packed fantasy series that epitomizes the fight for survival.... Wexler's young adult debut is a gripping, fast-paced fantasy enrapturing readers until the end.... This ever changing world of magic is beautifully constructed with tantalizing details that evoke a variety of cultural influences. The characters are well-developed, and diversity--in ethnicity, ability, and sexuality--is abundant. From gory fights to unexpected romance, this has something for every fantasy lover. An alluring fierceness and charm will leave readers craving more." -- Kirkus Reviews "Wexler, most recently known for his adult fantasy series The Shadow Campaigns and children's adventures The Forbidden Library series, has another engrossing winner on his hands. The title, cover, and content, which is often violent and sometimes racy, will evoke comparisons to Sarah J. Maas' Throne of Glass series."-- Booklist Praise for Django Wexler's previous works: "A standout.... There's no time like the present to lose oneself in the military and political struggles of the Vordanai Empire." --Fonda Lee, authorof Exo , for LibraryJournal.com , on The Shadow Campaigns series "Warning: You'll probably be hooked on Wexler's insane 'flintlock fantasy' worldbuilding." --Charlie Jane Anders, author of All the Birds in the Sky , for io9.com , on "The Penitent Damned" "Three cheers for a female protagonist who demonstrates strong leadership skills without losing the prospect of love or friendship." -- Kirkus Reviews on The Fall of the Readers "Audacious and subversive." -- Publishers Weekly on The Shadow Throne "Suspenseful, emotional, and extremely gratifying." -- Booklist on The Infernal Battalion "Wexler is an exceptionally good writer, period." --Foz Meadows, author of An Accident of Stars and Hugo Award nominee for Best Fan Writer, on The Shadow Throne "Just as much as the delightful action scenes and the narrative drive and the fantastic approach to magic and blowing [stuff] up, Wexler's commitment to portraying a wide variety of women matters." --Liz Bourke, Hugo Award nominee for Best Fan Writer, for Tor.com , on The Price of Valor "Fit for the big screen." --Baltimore County Public Library's blog on The Thousand Names, "The first in a thrilling, action-packed fantasy series that epitomizes the fight for survival.... Wexler's young adult debut is a gripping, fast-paced fantasy enrapturing readers until the end.... This ever changing world of magic is beautifully constructed with tantalizing details that evoke a variety of cultural influences. The characters are well-developed, and diversity--in ethnicity, ability, and sexuality--is abundant. From gory fights to unexpected romance, this has something for every fantasy lover. An alluring fierceness and charm will leave readers craving more." -- Kirkus Reviews Praise for Django Wexler's previous works: "A standout.... There's no time like the present to lose oneself in the military and political struggles of the Vordanai Empire." --Fonda Lee, authorof Exo , for LibraryJournal.com , on The Shadow Campaigns series "Warning: You'll probably be hooked on Wexler's insane 'flintlock fantasy' worldbuilding." --Charlie Jane Anders, author of All the Birds in the Sky , for io9.com , on "The Penitent Damned" "Three cheers for a female protagonist who demonstrates strong leadership skills without losing the prospect of love or friendship." -- Kirkus Reviews on The Fall of the Readers "Audacious and subversive." -- Publishers Weekly on The Shadow Throne "Suspenseful, emotional, and extremely gratifying." -- Booklist on The Infernal Battalion "Wexler is an exceptionally good writer, period." --Foz Meadows, author of An Accident of Stars and Hugo Award nominee for Best Fan Writer, on The Shadow Throne "Just as much as the delightful action scenes and the narrative drive and the fantastic approach to magic and blowing [stuff] up, Wexler's commitment to portraying a wide variety of women matters." --Liz Bourke, Hugo Award nominee for Best Fan Writer, for Tor.com , on The Price of Valor "Fit for the big screen." --Baltimore County Public Library's blog on The Thousand Names
Series Volume Number
1
Dewey Decimal
[Fic]
Synopsis
Ship of Smoke and Steel is the launch of Django Wexler's cinematic, action-packed epic fantasy Wells of Sorcery trilogy. In the lower wards of Kahnzoka, the great port city of the Blessed Empire, eighteen-year-old ward boss Isoka enforces the will of her criminal masters with the power of Melos, the Well of Combat. The money she collects goes to keep her little sister living in comfort, far from the bloody streets they grew up on. When Isoka's magic is discovered by the government, she's arrested and brought to the Emperor's spymaster, who sends her on an impossible mission: steal Soliton , a legendary ghost ship--a ship from which no one has ever returned. If she fails, her sister's life is forfeit. On board Soliton , nothing is as simple as it seems. Isoka tries to get close to the ship's mysterious captain, but to do it she must become part of the brutal crew and join their endless battles against twisted creatures. She doesn't expect to have to contend with feelings for a charismatic fighter who shares her combat magic, or for a fearless princess who wields an even darker power. "Truly epic, fierce, and exhilarating, Ship of Smoke and Steel will capture you and lock you away. With magical combat sequences fit for the big screen, the action is almost as breathtaking as the intrigue." --Morgan Rhodes, New York Times bestselling author of the Falling Kingdoms series, Ship of Smoke and Steel is the launch of Django Wexler's cinematic, action-packed epic fantasy Wells of Sorcery trilogy. A FIERCE WARRIOR. HER DEADLY MAGIC. AN EPIC MISSION TO STEAL A GHOST SHIP. In the lower wards of Kahnzoka, the great port city of the Blessed Empire, eighteen-year-old ward boss Isoka enforces the will of her criminal masters with the power of Melos, the Well of Combat. The money she collects goes to keep her little sister living in comfort, far from the bloody streets they grew up on. When Isoka's magic is discovered by the government, she's arrested and brought to the Emperor's spymaster, who sends her on an impossible mission: steal Soliton , a legendary ghost ship--a ship from which no one has ever returned. If she fails, her sister's life is forfeit. On board Soliton , nothing is as simple as it seems. Isoka tries to get close to the ship's mysterious captain, but to do it she must become part of the brutal crew and join their endless battles against twisted creatures. She doesn't expect to have to contend with feelings for a charismatic fighter who shares her combat magic, or for a fearless princess who wields an even darker power. "Truly epic, fierce, and exhilarating, Ship of Smoke and Steel will capture you and lock you away. With magical combat sequences fit for the big screen, the action is almost as breathtaking as the intrigue." --Morgan Rhodes, New York Times bestselling author of the Falling Kingdoms series
LC Classification Number
PZ7.W5358Shi 2019

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