How To Heal a Heart
What does it cost to love when you've been broken? Join authors Julie Leong, Jennifer Lambert and Alix Harrow as they discuss crafting relationships that simmer and ache, the art of emotional intimacy, and why sometimes the slowest burns leave the deepest marks.
| Where: | Student Union Sabino (Seats 87)  |
| When: | Sat, Mar 14, 11:30 am - 12:25 pm |
| Signing area: | UA Campus Store Book Sales (Mall) (following presentation)
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| Genre: | Sci-Fi / Fantasy / Horror |
| Moderator: | Victoria Salajko |
Panelists
Alix HarrowAlix E. Harrow is The New York Times bestselling and Hugo Award winning author of "The Ten Thousand Doors of January," as well as "The Once and Future Witches," "Starling House," and various short fiction....
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Jennifer LambertJennifer K. Lambert lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico, with her husband of over thirty years, his chocolate lab assistance dog, two Maine coon cats who assist no one, and plentiful free-range lizards. Her high fantasy novel, "Never the Roses," fell on her from out of the sky and became a dream come true....
Julie LeongJulie Leong is the USA Today and internationally bestselling author of "The Teller of Small Fortunes" and "The Keeper of Magical Things." The daughter of Malaysian Chinese immigrants, she studied economics and political science at Yale University, and currently works in tech....
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Books:
The Everlasting
Alix Harrow
Sci-Fi / Fantasy / Horror
Tor Publishing Group
October 2025
ISBN 9781250799081
320 pages
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Never the Roses
Jennifer Lambert
Sci-Fi / Fantasy / Horror
Tor Publishing Group
July 2025
ISBN 9781250360342
368 pages
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The Keeper of Magical Things
Julie Leong
Sci-Fi / Fantasy / Horror
Penguin Group
October 2025
ISBN 9780593815946
368 pages
Buy nowAn almost-mage discovers friendship—and maybe something more—in the unlikeliest of places in this delightfully charming novel from the USA Today bestselling author of The Teller of Small Fortunes.
Certainty Bulrush wants to be useful—to the Guild of Mages that took her in as a novice, to the little brother who depends on her, and to anyone else she can help. Unfortunately, her tepid magic hasn’t proven much use to anyone. When Certainty has the chance to earn her magehood via a seemingly straightforward assignment, she takes it. Nevermind that she’ll have to work with Mage Aurelia, the brilliant, unfairly attractive overachiever who’s managed to alienate everyone around her.
The two must transport minorly magical artifacts somewhere safe: Shpelling, the dullest, least magical village around. There, they must fix up an old warehouse, separate the gossipy teapots from the kind-of-flaming swords, corral an unruly little catdragon who has tagged along, and above all, avoid complications. The Guild’s uneasy relationship with citizens is at a tipping point, and the last thing needed is a magical incident.
Still, as mage and novice come to know Shpelling’s residents—and each other—they realize the Guild’s hoarded magic might do more good being shared. Friendships blossom while Certainty and Aurelia work to make Shpelling the haven it could be. But magic is fickle—add attraction and it might spell trouble. More/less
