New Book and ARCs, 9/24/21
Posted on September 24, 2021 Posted by John Scalzi 10 Comments

A super-sized stack of new books and ARCs for you this Friday. What here would make for lovely fall reading? Share in the comments!
— JS
Posted on September 24, 2021 Posted by John Scalzi 10 Comments
A super-sized stack of new books and ARCs for you this Friday. What here would make for lovely fall reading? Share in the comments!
— JS
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Caitlin Starling’s The Luminous Dead from a couple of years ago was fun, very atmospheric and only had like 2 onscreen characters. I’m looking forward to The Death of Jane Lawrence. (the book, I mean)
You should boldly go with the one that has a split infinitive right there in the title.
Jekyll & Hyde Inc. is a fun bit of popcorn reading. It’s by no means his best recent work which is The Best Thing You Can Steal.
Woot! Rambo’s ‘You Sexy Thing’ looks so fun!
Wow! It’s like my TBR pile, only the books are all new!
They all look so good! Jekyll & Hyde Inc. caught my eye first, so that would be my pick.
Akers’ ‘Knight Watch’ sounds like a fun read.
Evidently TO BOLDLY GO’s ufll title is “To Boldly Go: Leadership, Strategy, and Conflict in the 21st Century and Beyond” — in other words, another variant on the tired “how to lead like Star Trek captains do” theme. Disappointing.
you sexy thing. not a comment about John. just thought that might make an interesting read, especially with the author’s name. CAT RAMBO is the name of my new punk R&B band.
Well, that’s quite the stack. Two things stand out, one, possibly the weirdest title we will ever see for a 16xx book (I can’t believe that series is still going and growing out in ever odder directions) and a new Simon R Green, which you just know is going to be absurdly over the top and probably fun, because that’s what Green does.