Newest Books

The War of the Givens

Available now!

At long last, the final book of the Silvers series is here in softcover, e-book and audiobook format. Listeners of the first two audiobooks will be pleased to know that narrator Rich Orlow is back to lend his amazing talents.

You can buy the book now at all the usual places: Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Books A Million, Google, iBooks, Kobo.

For those who’ve been away from the series for a while, I’ve updated this website with a beefed-up character guide to help you remember who’s who’s in the story, and where the major characters left off at the end of The Song of the Orphans. There’s also a glossary of all the unique terms and references that were introduced in the first two books of the trilogy.
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The Song of the Orphans

The second book of the Silvers trilogy, which Kirkus Reviews called one of the best sci-fi books of 2017.

If it’s been a while since you read The Flight of the Silvers, and you don’t know your aeris from a hole in the ground, don’t worry. I’ve created some helpful recap materials of the first book, including a badly-iillustrated plot summary, a character guide, and an Altamerican glossary.

For those of you who already read the book and have burning questions about it, the Song of the Orphans reader’s FAQ is now officially live.

For more general information about this big fat beast of a sequel, go to the info page.
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The Flight of the Silvers

The first book in the Silvers series. Two sisters and four strangers, plucked from their world at the cusp of apocalypse and transported to an Earth they barely recognize. An unprecedented tragedy in 1912 has set history on a different path. Restaurants float through the air like flying saucers, while common household appliances bend the fabric of time. Afflicted with temporal powers they never wanted, and hunted by enemies they never knew they had, the six otherworldly refugees are forced to work together to stay alive. Their only hope: to cross a radically-changed United States and find the one man who can help them.

For more information on The Flight of the Silvers, go to the handy Reader’s FAQ. If you’re new to the series and want to learn more, go the Flight of the Silvers info page and the Silvers series general FAQ.
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Slick

My debut novel, a comedic tale of lies, tricks, and public relations in the pre-social media age. There isn’t a shred of science fiction to be found in this book, but if you like stories about shrewd young publicists and out-of-control media hoaxes, then this one’s for you.

Slick was originally published by Random House/Villard in 2005, but I got the rights back and now I’m releasing it independently through Amazon.

To learn everything you need to know about Slick, go to the info page. If you’ve already read the novel and want to know more, visit the Slick Reader’s FAQ.

Newest News

November 14

Well, I fear the U.S. is in for some extreme economic fuckery, so I’ll be stepping up the freelancing for a while to help build up the family  savings.

But I’ll still be making some progress on my next book, which has nothing to do with time manipulation but is still pretty out there. And once again I get to do some really fun worldbuilding without leaving Earth.

In other news, I’ve finally broken free of Twitter/X  for all the same reasons that millions of other people have left. You can find me on Blue Sky as @danielprice. Though I expect to be posting there as often as I did on Twitter (as in “not very”), that will be the first place I spill news about my next book and/or a Silvers TV/movie adaptation, which is still being pitched around Hollywood by people who are much more connected than me.  

Come join me at Blue Sky, and tell Elon to go suck a lemon.