Nicholas Binge

Hi Christina!

Exhumation is out in October. Feel free to drop me a DM if you ever want to get your hands on an ARC.

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The novel Excession by Iain M banks sits infront of a bright blobby peice of art. Two cartoon figures are holding a book and looking perplexed. Above it says ‘episode 14’ and below it says with special guest David Goodman

Want to level up your writing? Well that’s exactly what this podcast is here for, you silly goose!

Authors Nicholas Binge and David Goodman help us understand how to implement paratext correctly using Excession by Iain M Banks as the gold standard!

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Well, it's out about in the world now, it seems!

Check out the US cover for the next big novel, EXHUMATION, out October 2026.

The cover of The Killing of a Chestnut Tree by Oliver K. Langmead - a ruined church has a huge tree growing out of it, in the midst of an autumn forest

Coming this October from @torbooks.bsky.social - a brand-new gentleman detective in the tradition of Sherlock Holmes, with his first case. It's a murder mystery like no other because the victim is a tree!

So excited to reveal this at last!

Full details here: torpublishinggroup.com/the-killing-...

I read it a while ago and absolutely loved it!

The above named writers in a recording studio

Recording the first scenario of @narrativedamagerpg.bsky.social with @bingewriting.bsky.social, @marcorinaldi.bsky.social and @tariqashkanani.bsky.social!

omg, like, my two favourite places to go

Transworld acquires debut Cold War horror novel by Benedict Anning Transworld, a division of Penguin Random House UK, has acquired Atomic Coffin, the debut novel by Benedict Anning.

Atomic Coffin by @benedictanning.bsky.social

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If Philip K Dick and Stephen King had a lovechild at the height of Cold War tensions, it would look something like this book.

GET THIS ONE ON YOUR TBRs

Trust me

Graphic showing the weekly schedule for STET Podcasts: Tuesday 10 February: The Conversation, Episode 190 with Jennie Godfrey. Thursday 12 February: Speed Binges from The Binge Reading Bookclub, discussing Extremity by Nicholas Binge, and Coffee Break with M.K. Oliver. Friday 13 February: Page One: The Writer’s Podcast, Episode 254 with Rebecca Hannigan on twists and writing dark crime fiction.

Another busy week of episodes, including a new spin-off show, Speed Binges, from @bingereadingbooks.bsky.social, and some brilliant guests on @theconversation.bsky.social and @ukpageone.bsky.social

Dissolution by Nicholas Binge. @bingewriting.bsky.social Entertaining, compulsively readable SF thriller about a device that allows entry into a subject's memories. It's difficult to say more with giving away details of the excellent plot. Highly recommended. Read it!

glad you enjoyed it!

Hey DISSOLUTION is on the British Science Fiction Association (BSFA) longlist for best novel. If you read it and enjoyed (and are a BSFA member) do think about voting for me!

Have you read EXTREMITY? If so, let Hugo know what you think happened at the very end and tune in to see me discuss all of your (and his) theories on our next mini-episode

Join us for one of my favourite novels as we chat cognitive dissonance, the British class system, dignity, nazis, and more!

Coming May 12 with @tornightfire.bsky.social

Spoiler alert: this freaky puzzlebox is gonna fuckin slap

keep your eyes peeled Binge-book-lovers

the big one is coming

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Hey, it’s my favorite book from 2025.

Paperbacks arriving at the Binge Residences 👀

Cover of Nicholas Binge's Extremity Cover art tones are pink and blue. Three people stand in front of an arch with a glassy red bubble over it. Left is a British police officer in his mid twenties. Middle is a middle aged woman with long graying hair wearing jeans, a v necked shirt and a coat with the sleeves rolled up. Right is a middle aged man in a brown suit and tie who reads as 'detective' Cover text reads: Author of Dissolution Nicholas Binge Extremity "Old-school creepy... five-star horror." -Stephen King on Ascension.

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Three cops being debriefed explain a murder investigation gone quite sideways.

Glad you enjoyed it Emily!

Cover of abyss by Nicholas binge. Image is a long corporate hallway with shadowy tentacles emerging from the far end.

3. Abyss, @bingewriting.bsky.social. Been a fan since Ascension, and this tight little anticapitalist cosmic nightmare about the many-tentacles monster of “efficiency” is a delight. out 5/12.

First author to win the Hugo Award three times in a row and first African-American author to win a Hugo award.

Best selling author Nicholas binge @bingewriting.bsky.social dissects how N.K. Jemisin @nkjemisin.bsky.social crafts a beautiful narrative in The Fifth Season

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The latest from @bingewriting.bsky.social leads my list of favorite books from 2025.

4 best sci-fi books in 2025 that made an impact Science fiction in 2025 has settled into a confident, highly visible phase. This is no longer a genre pleading for legitimacy or hiding its ideas behind dense w

Merry Christmas folks.

My book is apparently one of the most impactful SF books of 2025, along with @authorstaceykade.bsky.social @scalzi.com and Aisling Rawle.

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Oh damn I think this contractually means that the @bingereadingbooks.bsky.social has to do SALTCROP soon.

The @nytimes.com named @bingewriting.bsky.social's DISSOLUTION as one of the best thrillers of 2025!!! ⌛⏳

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Cheers, Mark!

If this isn't the epitome of being fashionably late to a party, I don't know what is.