New Books and ARCs, 2/22/19
Posted on February 22, 2019 Posted by John Scalzi 21 Comments
Got a big stack of new books and ARCs this week for you to peruse and consider. What here looks like something you’d enjoy? Tell us all in the comments!
Posted on February 22, 2019 Posted by John Scalzi 21 Comments
Got a big stack of new books and ARCs this week for you to peruse and consider. What here looks like something you’d enjoy? Tell us all in the comments!
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Dave Butler’s Witchy Winter and Larry Corriea’s House of Assassins.
Marko Kloos’ Aftershocks.
Huh. A re-release of Changes? Why for, I wonder.
Has anyone read Jeanna Glass’s work, can comment on that? Because “The Women’s War” sounds amazing!
@bskinn Subterranean Press does lovely limited editions of Jim Butcher’s Dresden Files books.
On the strength of Sarah Pinsker’s Hugo-nominated novella “And Then There Were (N-One)”, I definitely want to read “Sooner or Later Everything Falls Into the Sea”.
I haven’t heard of Jenna Glass before but “The Women’s War” is an intriguing title. I’m going to check that out.
I must be in a mood. Nothing sounds good. It’s me. Not any of the authors.
Sooner Or Later Everything Falls Into The Sea ~ that’s a collection of various scifi themed novellas isn’t it?
Kudos for including the Correia book. For those who don’t know, he was one of the Sad Puppy founders.
Scalzi writes books that you think about after reading. Correia writes book you read to kill time. Both are pretty damned good at what they do.
Most of the authors in the stack are ones I’ve never heard of. But Laurie Marks’ “Fire Logic” and “Earth Logic” were praised by Cheryl Morgan, I think, so that gets a look-see.
Folks:
Publishers send me books, I stack them and take photos of them, it’s not complicated. Don’t overthink it.
Pre-ordered Marko Kloos’ Aftershocks.
Corriea’s House of Assassins is already in my TBR stack.
“Fire Logic” and “Earth Logic” were probably because the fourth and final volume, “Air Logic” is (FINALLY!) due to be released June 4th. Don’t know why they didn’t include “Water Logic”; perhaps in the next shipment?
@khavrinen:
Wait, there *was* a Water Logic?
Well, I’m sure glad they’re reprinting then, because I missed it entirely the first printing!
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Aw. I thought that was a good joke. Well, it’s your blog. I’m just passing through.
Correia and Butcher although Butcher’s is a reprint.
Women’s War looks amazing, and now I want to read the K. Bird Lincoln series.
Ooooh, a new Marko Kloos book!
I wasn’t paying attention — time to order it!
Marko Kloos Aftershocks. Summer reading to look forward to! *sigh*
Changes by Jim Butcher – always postponing reading something from this writer,