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I enjoyed chemistry until quantitative analysis-it was always interesting to see what the compound was composed of. “I had won a science award in high school. His father’s work inspired Doherty, who decided to attend Trinity College as a chemical engineering major.

Throughout the war years, Doherty’s father was an engineer for Pratt & Whitney and was part of the team that designed the country’s first jet engines. He took to the magazine quickly and then began to branch out, eventually reading other magazines like Galaxy Science Fiction. His grandfather and mother read to him as a child, and when he was old enough to read on his own, they got him a subscription to Astounding Science Fiction. From an early age, he was introduced to reading. Tom Doherty is its founding father.ĭoherty was born on April 23, 1935. Other titles will include CALAMITY (11/14/23 $18.99), a delightful space romance debut by Constance Fay, and, for the first time ever in paperback, New York Times bestselling author Olivie Blake’s ALONE WITH YOU IN THE ETHER (9781250888181 10/24/23) and bestselling author Everina Maxwell’s OCEAN’S ECHO (9781250758873 10/3/23).Since its inception, Tor Books has become one of the biggest names in science-fiction publishing. The imprint will begin publishing books this fall in hardcover, TPO, and trade paperback, launching with #1 New York Times bestselling author Jennifer Armentrout’s FALL OF RUIN AND WRATH (9781250750198 9/12/23), a searing fantasy romance for adults.

Bramble is for everyone and everyone deserves a good love story. With spice levels to suit all readers, with familiar tropes and uncharted territory, Bramble books will explore a love that’s tangled up, covered in thorns, and oh so sweet. Whether the last page holds happily ever after, to be continued, or an ending that isn’t so simple, Bramble books will take you on an extraordinary journey of love. From science fiction and fantasy to contemporary and family saga, romance belongs in every genre and every genre belongs in Bramble.