New Books and ARCs, 1/31/20
Posted on January 31, 2020 Posted by John Scalzi 23 Comments
As we bid adieu to January of 2020, let’s send it off with this hefty stack of new books and ARCs that have arrived at the Scalzi Compound. What here would you like to greet February with? Tell us all in the comments!
Want to read them all but now furiously googling Myke Cole’s Sixteenth Watch…..
The Uncanny book looks good, I hadn’t previously heard of the Sawyer one but I bet it’d be fun.
The one I’m most excited for is Myke Cole’s Sixteenth Watch!
The Sawyer book looks to be scary and thrilling. Like being on a plane while everyone passes out… wait, wrong Sawyer book!
Myke Cole is solid.
Good to see Wil McCarthy’s gonzo superscience epic “The Collapsium” (book 1 of the Queendom of Sol series) getting reprinted.
The Sun Down Motel caught my eye. The reviews seem good.
The new Suzanne Palmer book – one, because Finder was good and two, because I’ve known her since the mid-Eighties and she’s good people…
I want to read A Tale of Truths. Are they really true? Or are they true from a certain point of view?
I don’t want to be “that guy,” but I got an ARC of Myke Cole’s Sixteenth Watch. It’s fantastic. Highly recommended. Honestly, if you enjoyed John’s OMW, it’s right in your wheelhouse. Definitely worth the pre-order. I’ll be rereading when my pre-order lands.
I read The Wolf of Oren-Yaro back when it was self-published and it was excellent so I imagine it is even better.
People, trust me. You CANNOT go wrong with Brendan Dubois.
Is it true? Is Robert Sawyer back with a new book? Woohoo!
Yay! More Adda and Iridian! (That would be the R.E. Stearns, folks.)
I’m very much looking forward to Ken Liu’s new short story collection.
I did not realize Suzanne Palmer had another book coming out. Definitely looking forward to that.
Already bought Mr. Cole’s newest. Waiting on availability.
Going to check out the Bahn website for the McCarthy details, as I have not noticed it before there.
The Wolf of Oren-Yaro is on my list, but I have no recollection of what it’s about or what review I read to put it there. Still, it must have been a good review because I’m trying to pare down what goes on the list and it made it.
The Oppenheimer Alternative sounds like a great follow-up to Benford’s Berlin Project
Definitely the Sawyer. Interesting that Robert J Sawyer is going the self-pub route
heard first time and ordered today, Alexander Dan Vilhjálmsson, hope it is good
My copy of _The Best of Uncanny_ arrived a few days ago, and it is beautiful! And also Very Big.
Flint/Freer have often provided happy reading time. Ken Liu too.