Bookstagram & Creative Tour Sign Ups: The Failures by Benjamin Liar [ ** NOW CLOSED ** ]

Posted May 29, 2024 by Isabel in Blog Tours, Bookstagram Tours, International Tours, MTMC Tours / 0 Comments

Hi everyone! Ready for our next tour sign ups? ✨

We are beyond thrilled to announce that we are organizing a Bookstagram & Creative Tour for The Failures by Benjamin Liar! This tour will run from July 1st to July 10th, 2024 with a total of 10 stops.
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Welcome to the Wanderlands.
From a debut voice comes a genre-breaking blend of apocalyptic sci-fi and epic fantasy about a scattered group of unlikely heroes traveling across their broken mechanical planet to stave off eternal darkness. A tightly-coiled puzzle of a thrill ride, The Failures launches The Wanderlands trilogy and it’s perfect for fans of Neil Gaiman’s Neverwhere, N. K. Jemisin’s Broken Earth trilogy, and David Mitchell’s Cloud Atlas. Out on July 2nd, 2024 from DAW Books!

Add it to your TBR if you love:
✨unlikely heroes
✨humor
✨charm
✨epic adventure
✨dark and twisted storyline
✨unique world-building
✨a tale of second chances and redemption

Make sure you read the full synopsis below & to sign up if you are interested. We can’t wait to tour this epic read with you! 💫📖

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Tour Details:
– We are looking for 10 Bookstagrammers to feature/review the book in their feeds + to share a second bookish post such as a Booktok, Book Reel or Creative Blog Post. (Note: BookTok-only accounts are also welcome to apply!)
– Hosts will receive a physical copy of The Failures to read for the tour.
– As always, it is open internationally.

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Here’s more about the book:

The Failures by Benjamin Liar
Series: The Wanderlands #1
Published by DAW Books on July 2nd, 2024
Genres: Fantasy, Science Fiction
Pages: 544
Format: ARC, eBook, Hardcover
Buy on Amazon | Barnes & Noble | Blackwell's
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From a debut voice comes a genre-breaking blend of apocalyptic sci-fi and epic fantasy about a scattered group of unlikely heroes traveling across their broken mechanical planet to stave off eternal darkness. A tightly-coiled puzzle of a thrill ride, The Failures launches The Wanderlands trilogy

Welcome to the Wanderlands.
A vast machine made for reasons unknown, the Wanderlands was broken long ago. First went the sky, splintering and cracking, and then very slowly, the whole machine—the whole world—began to go dark.

Meet the Failures.
Following the summons of a strange dream, a scattering of adventurers, degenerates, and children find themselves drawn toward the same place: the vast underground Keep. They will discover there that they have been called for a purpose—and that purpose could be the destruction of everything they love.

The end is nigh.
For below the Keep, imprisoned in the greatest cage ever built by magicians and gods, lies the buried Giant. It is the most powerful of its kind, and its purpose is the annihilation of all civilization. But any kind of power, no matter how terrible, is precious in the dimming Wanderlands, and those that crave it are making their moves.

All machines can be broken, and the final cracks are spreading. It will take only the careless actions of two cheerful monsters to tip the Wanderlands towards an endless dark...or help it find its way back to the light.

**** SIGN UP  FORM CLOSED ****

***Hosts selected will receive a confirmation email a few days after we close sign ups. Please remember that signing up does not guarantee you a spot in the tour since copies are very limited but we always consider small and big accounts that LOVE to read/review the books we tour & engage with the community. If we cannot include you on this tour, we encourage you to keep signing up!***

To sign up as a host and never miss tour opportunities, click HERE.***

About Benjamin Liar

Benjamin Liar is a writer, musician, filmmaker and game designer. He has been writing for most of his life, but The Failures is his first published novel. He has performed his music under many names and in many places and recently published a virtual reality game. His name is clearly a pseudonym, but you still shouldn’t trust anything he says.