Against wards and protections, maleficaria will still find you under your desk, hidden in the food. Imagine going to a school to learn to use and control your powers/affinity, but instead of being surrounded by a lot of professors and a super powerful Dumbledore, you have to almost fight for survival, like in Halalház, because here, nothing is guaranteed. The world around the Scholomance reminds me a little bit of Halalház, the fae prison in the book series Savage Lands, written by Stacey Marie Brown. However, forget about Harry Potter because these two stories have nothing in common except for the presence of magic. This time, Naomi Novik brings us to a different world of fantasy, a school for magicians. Menon is repped by WME and Yorn, Levine, Barnes Carmichael by Curate, Verve and Ginsburg Daniels Kallis and Novik by Cynthia Manson Literary Agency, APA and Weintraub Tobin Chediak.From the 150+ books I read this 2022, A Deadly Education is one of my top 13. In the years since, the filmmaker has gone on to direct more than 30 episodes of such notable series as Apple TV+’s For All Mankind, AMC’s The Walking Dead, HBO’s Westworld, and most recently Disney+’s hit Marvel series, Ms.
Menon was the director behind the critically acclaimed Wall Street-set financial thriller Equity, starring Anna Gunn, James Purefoy, Alysia Reiner and more, which was released by Sony Pictures Classics in 2016. Other works from the author include the Nebula Award-winning Uprooted, the novel Spinning Silver and the nine-volume series, Temeraire.
The final book in the trilogy, The Golden Enclaves, was just recently published and is a New York Times bestseller, as well. The second book in the series, The Last Graduate, recently won the Lodestar Hugo Award and was another New York Times bestseller. Novik and her Scholomance Trilogy have been on a roll since A Deadly Education‘s debut as an instant New York Times bestseller. Universal Delivers The Stars To CinemaCon: Vin Diesel, Ryan Gosling, Emily Blunt, Will Ferrell, Jack Black, Justin Timberlake & More
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