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Z.’s 2025 Year in Books
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Z. Bennett Lorimer
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May 2025
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https://www.goodreads.com/zbennettlorimer
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Ardent Wings on Jealous Skies (Tales of Ciel #1)
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Seven Days of Mercy for the Apostatic Priest (The Divine Heretic Book 1)
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Ophiuchus Flinched (Tales of Ciel Book 2)
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The State of High Trestle Press: 2025 Edition
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With the holidays bearing down upon us, I know everyone’s attention is getting pulled in a dozen different directions. I think this week is the last, best opportunity to deliver the annual “State of the Press” update before everyone scatters. The laws of probability suggest at least some of you are fans of Brandon Sanderson, the bespoke king of the hill in Read more of this blog post »
With the holidays bearing down upon us, I know everyone’s attention is getting pulled in a dozen different directions. I think this week is the last, best opportunity to deliver the annual “State of the Press” update before everyone scatters. The laws of probability suggest at least some of you are fans of Brandon Sanderson, the bespoke king of the hill in Read more of this blog post »
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Hi Filipa! Thanks for reaching out and for your thoughtful review. The Divine Heretic series is unique among the SFF series I'm publishing through HTP. In the spirit of the classic sword and sorcery lines that inspired it, the series has an episodic
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"Ardent Wings on Jealous Skies is a richly imagined fantasy that soars on originality, emotional depth, and breathtaking worldbuilding. Z. Bennett Lorimer introduces readers to the Eight Skies of Ciel a realm alive with floating leviathans, airborne e"
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Thanks for asking Serena! The content is recommended for readers 14+. Some suggestive themes, but no sexual content or graphic violence.
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“Ohtahp was a land of pathways. The rivers. The Shevuot. The vortex of Ish Dabar. A kingdom of veins pumping people and prayer with Mahakalpe at its beating heart. The land so reviled stillness that no other sedentary destination could survive it. Perhaps that’s why the nomads thrived while the cities failed. In this truth, I heard echoes of the Arrekot cleric’s declaration that only change was eternal and transition the true face of the Divine.”
― Seven Days of Mercy for the Apostatic Priest
― Seven Days of Mercy for the Apostatic Priest
“The Jokai are tricksters. It takes a special kind to master their ways. To learn the craft, you need to be hard as stone and soft as down. You have to be steadfast and compromising, logical and obtuse. You need to be just and capricious, merciful and cruel. To work the craft, you need to lie truthfully. You need to be honest and false, mysterious and bare. You need to bend in half without breaking. How many men do you know capable of containing so many contradictions?”
― Ardent Wings on Jealous Skies
― Ardent Wings on Jealous Skies
“His cries echoed long after Klaeda’s crew dispersed, returning to the business of manning Tortuga. Those cries would continue for days and maybe weeks, for there was no release lurking in the blue void between the floating islands of Ciel—no sweet ground rising up to meet him. The Long Drop was torment stacked upon torment, and the Jokai stacked it all the way down.
Down, into the infinite sky.”
― Ardent Wings on Jealous Skies
Down, into the infinite sky.”
― Ardent Wings on Jealous Skies
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