City of All Seasons

<b>A vibrant and emotional science fantasy about cousins trapped in mirrored worlds – the resplendent and verdant summer city and the ice-carved wastes of the winter city. For fans of Every Heart a Doorway and This is How You Lose the Time War.<br><br>Nominated for the 2025 Philip K. Dick Award<br>"A beautifully strange and unique fable." The Guardian's Best SF of 2024 on Aliya Whiteley<br>"A unique and memorable work." The Guardian's Best SF of 2024 on Oliver K. Langmead<br>"An elegantly told meditation on how we can’t leave ourselves behind." Esquire's 30 best SF Books of 2024 on Oliver K. Langmead</b><br><br>Welcome to Jamie Pike’s Fairharbour – a city stuck in perpetual winter, its windows and doorways bricked shut to keep out the freezing cold, its residents striving to survive in the arctic conditions.<br><br>Welcome to Esther Pike’s Fairharbour – a city stuck in constant summer, its walls crumbling in the heat, its oppressive sunlight a relentless presence.<br><br>Winter and Summer alike, have both fallen under the yoke of oppressive powers, that have taken control after the cataclysm. <br><br>But both Fairharbours were once a single, united city. And in certain places, at certain times, one side can catch a glimpse of the other. As Jamie and Esther find a way to communicate across the divide, they set out to solve the mystery of what split their city in two, and what, if anything, might repair their fractured worlds.