Michael & Stefan

Okay Reavers, so… it looks like you can also write in your nominations and vote for who you write in. Well, as awesome as Rob treats her fans and after the brush-with-death she faced this year, I went ahead and wrote her in for Best AUTHOR, too. If you want the same, click here. You will need to write in Rob Thurman Basilisk and it will automatically pull up her name and the book for you. Hit submit and “boom,” there”s your write-in nomination. Thank you for indulging the resident Reaver Webmistress. -Jayda

Well Reaver Army, we did it! We heaped so much love on The Korsak Brothers, BASILISK has been nominated for a GoodReads Choice Award in the Science Fiction category. Gotta love seeing Misha staring back at us along with Stephen-frakking-King in those top nominees! But this is just the beginning. To get into the Semifinals, Rob Thurman, Misha, Stefan and Godzilla need your votes – and lots of ‘em, because the competition is stiff. We have until November 13th to get Rob and BASILISK into the semi-finals. So spread the word, get over to GoodReads and vote! And if you do vote, please Tweet about it with #GoodreadsChoice as the hashtag, include #RobThurman and @Rob_Thurman in your tweets. Please...

Reaver Army! Rob and I have chosen the BASILISK contest winners and wanted to share these entries with you in a re-cap post… you all made it SO. DIFFICULT. TO. CHOOSE. Soooooooooooo many amazing entries, you all really just blew our minds! We cannot thank you enough for all of the support you’ve shown BASILISK, for rallying behind the Korsak Brothers and for the outpouring of love and healing and care you displayed during quite possibly one of the most trying, difficult times an author could ever possibly imagine experiencing in a lifetime… In short: You are are IN-fucking-CREDIBLE! Finally, the super secret VIP excerpt of DOUBLETAKE has gone out as a newsletter this morning to all BASILISK Contest...

An excellent review of BASILISK has been posted at Bookshelf Bombshells as a follow-up to their CHIMERA review written in early August. …From the moment the brothers hit the road, the story takes off like a rocket. Like any good thriller, there are car chases, gun fights, hand-to-hand combat, abductions, and incendiary devices. Basilisk has a strong voice and maintains a constant tension, except for the rare occasions when the flawed heroes stop to catch a breath. Naturally, that’s when everything goes wrong. Misha must find ways to protect his all-too-human companions — his ferret seems to do fine on its own. It would be so much easier to be the killer he was trained to be, but maintaining his hard-won humanity...

Buy It. A new series with a bold concept that's well worth owning.

From Gnine on Deviant Art: After reading BASILISK and very very much enjoying it in all its wonderful, co-dependent, adorable brothers glory, I wanted to do something. So, here, a little chibi doodle, hope you like. As always, I look forward to more great works ^_^

Submitted by Julia S.: Simon & Slinky check out Basilisk by Rob Thurman. Ferrets unite!

Be sure to watch all the way to the end, even after the short credits sequence...there's an epilogue you will not want to miss - much like the actual book!

May I present to you THE Ariel from BASILISK. Literally – in real life and in costume. This is Ariel V., a long-time super-fan of Rob’s. The character “Ariel” in BASILISK is indeed named after this amazing lady… lucky, lucky Reaver!

It’s official: at Reaver of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom, amphibians love BASILISK about as much as cats, dogs and ferrets! Photos submitted by SDCC SuperFan Ali M.