Half Fable, Half Caper: Revealing Christopher Rowe’s Navigating Fox

A nasty priest, a pair of cartographer raccoons, a bison queen and a really intelligent fox…

We’re delighted to share the protection of The Navigator Foxa captivating and weird fable from writer Christopher Rowe, out September 26 from Tordotcom Publishing.

“Half fable, half caper, and pure pleasure to learn. If I’ve to go to hell, it is the fox I need to take me there. -Holly Black, New York Instances bestselling writer of night time ebook

Quintus Shu’al, the world’s solely navigating fox, is in shame after guiding an expedition to its doom, leaving no survivors. A 12 months later, Quintus is obtainable the possibility to redeem himself: he must lead a heterogeneous and stressed group, each human and animal, to the gates of hell.

Reward of the crusing fox

“The Navigator Fox is one thing solely Christopher Rowe may ship: a twisty New Bizarre noir thriller that follows an evil priest, a pair of cartographer raccoons, a bison queen, and a very smart fox. There isn’t a such factor; you have to learn it. —Alix E. Harrow, New York Instances bestselling writer of Witches previous and future

“As good and daring as its namesake, The Navigator Fox is a wealthy and eerie fable, stuffed with a vivid forged of characters in a deeply peculiar and completely fascinating world. – Cherie Priest, writer of Bonebreaker And Leakage danger

“A Journey to Hell You are Gonna Wish to Take: Christopher Rowe’s The Navigator Fox asks the everlasting query The place can we come from? in a very charming, philosophical, illuminating, entertaining and good as a fox story. – Alma Katsu, writer of fervor

“Whimsical, cheeky and touching – and there are speaking raccoons too!” – Max Gladstone, Hugo and Nebula Award-winning writer

“How mysterious is the Navigating Fox! However not more than the offers it strikes, the deceptions it weaves, and the paths it travels: geographic, political, ecumenical, and in any other case. The Navigator Fox is by turns charming, biting, enigmatic, languorous and harmful, and leaves the horizon just a little extra infinite than earlier than. —CSE Cooney, writer of Daughter of Holy Loss of life

Christopher Rowe is the writer of the acclaimed assortment of tales Inform the map, in addition to a mid-level collection, The Supernormal Sleuthing Service, co-written together with his spouse, writer Gwenda Bond. He was a finalist for the Hugo, Nebula, World Fantasy, Neukom and Theodore Sturgeon awards. He lives in a century-old house in Lexington, Kentucky, together with his spouse and their many unruly pets.