Dust jacket and interior illustrations by Bob Eggleton

As George R.R. Martin writes about his new novel:

A three-way collaboration with my good friends Gardner Dozois and Daniel Abraham, Hunter’s Run tells the tale of Ramon Espejo, a prospector searching for a big strike on a distant world who finds rather more than he bargained for...and along the way must wrestle with what it means to be human.

If that sounds a bit familiar, it should. Yes, Hunter’s Run is a novel length expansion of “Shadow Twin,” the novella that Gardner began in the 70s, I continued in the 80s, and Daniel completed in the 00s. For much of the past twenty years, I have been telling Gardner that it needed to be a novel. I said the same thing to Daniel when he came aboard. And what do you know? I was right all along...

Limited: 500 numbered copies, hardcover, signed by authors
Lettered: 26 copies, deluxe bound, signed by authors, housed in a custom traycase

From Publishers Weekly (Starred Review):
“Martin (Song of Ice and Fire series), Dozois (Strange Days) and Abraham (A Shadow in Summer) revisit classic themes of exploration, exploitation and what it means to be human in this gritty SF adventure...This tightly written novel, with its memorable protagonist and intriguing extrapolation, delivers on all levels.”

From Booklist:
“A gripping, thoughtful adventure about the ‘other’ and how it changes people and takes on new meanings.”

From the American Library Association (Best SF Novel of the Year):
“On a dangerous backwater planet, a criminal outcast stumbles across an alien race in hiding in this relentless and gritty adventure...”