[Mithfânion]

So yes, we do this every year, look forward to highly anticipated reads, this time for 2011.

On Amazon, many of the publishers have their listings up until June 2011, so you can get a good look at what is coming out. Alternatively, there is the Locusmag forthcoming books list which was updated up until June as well.

http://www.locusmag.com/Resources/ForthcomingBooks.html

For monthly updates, Fantasybookcritic, sfsite and sfrevu are sites I check that give regular updates on what is coming out in the field.

So, currently on my to-buy list for 2011:

White Luck Warrior- Scott Bakker- April
The Heroes- Abercrombie- January
The Wise Man's Fear- Rothfuss- March
Republic of Thieves-Lynch- February/March
Fenrir- MD Lachlan- May
Cold Commands- Morgan- April
The Inheritance- Hobb ( story collection)- April
Sleight of Hand- Beagle -March
Crucified Dreams- edited by Lansdale -March
Embassytown- Mieville- May
Secret Journeys of Jack London- Lebbon- March
Enterprise of Death- Bullington- March
The Dragon's Path- Abraham- April in the UK, June in the US
Leviathan Wakes-Corey ( Abraham pseudonym)- May
Other Kingdoms- Matheson ( new Fantasy from Matheson)- March
Brayan's Gold- Brett- February ( small novella)
Prophecy: Clash of Kings- MK Hume- January
Magician King- Grossman- date unknown, expected summer/Fall.

Maybe:
Dance with Dragons-GRRM ( I'd be baffled if this once again failed to make it, GRRM seems close enough that it should at least be out in 2011 but he can always disappoint.)
The Crippled God- Erikson ( just to see how it all ends)
Coldest War-Tregillis ( if it actually comes out)
Life on Mars-Strahan
Deathless-Valente
The Unremembered- Orullian ( big debut from TOR)
Mechanique- tales of the Circus Tresaulti- Valentine- May

So what does everyone else have?

[ChrisW]

A Memory of Light - Jordan
The Heroes- Abercrombie
The Wise Man's Fear- Rothfuss
Republic of Thieves-Lynch
The next Dresden book - Butcher
That's about it for me.

[kater]

White Luck Warrior - Scott Bakker - April
The Heroes - Abercrombie- January
The Wise Man's Fea r- Rothfuss - March
Republic of Thieves - Lynch - February/March
Cold Commands - Morgan - April
Embassytown - Mieville - May
The Crippled God - Erikson

[Bastard]

The next Dresden book - Butcher


Ghost Story.

Here are some that haven't been mention yet I think (sorry if I repeat one) that might be worth looking into for some:

Sea of Ghosts - Alan Campbell
The Unremembered - Peter Orullian
The Sea Watch - Adrian Tchaikovsky
Harbinger of the Storm - Aliette de Bodard
The Warlord's Legacy - Ari Marmell
The Dragon's Path - Daniel Abraham
The Scar-Crow Men - Mark Chadbourn
The Hammer - K.J. Parker
The Omen Machine - Terry Goodkind
The Neon Court - Kate Griffin
Robert V. S. Redick - The River of Shadows
Tiassa - Steven Brust
Curse of a Dark God - John D. Brown
The Order of the Scales - Stephen Deas
Fenrir - M.D. Lachlan
Goblin Corps - Ari Marmell
Spellbound - Blake Charlton
The Soul Mirror - Carol Berg
Black Site - Christopher Farnsworth
Shadow's Lure - Jon Sprunk

[Rulkez]

Spellbound is out in the UK already , and available for free as an e-book from Amazon currently.

[Bastard]

Spellbound is out in the UK already , and available for free as an e-book from Amazon currently.

Yeah, it's not.

You must be thinking of something else.

And Amazon actually offers e-books for free?

[Hobbit]

Spellbound is out in the UK already , and available for free as an e-book from Amazon currently. That's the US edition/website.

Mark

[Rulkez]

Yeah, it's not.

You must be thinking of something else.

And Amazon actually offers e-books for free?

Sorry I'm confusing it with Spellwright by Charlton, which is actually available on Amazon for free (http://www.amazon.co.uk/Spellwright/dp/B003P9X70I/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=digital-text&qid=1285504856&sr=8-1).

[Bastard]

Book of Transformations - Mark Charan Newton

[Loerwyn]

The Snow Queen's Shadow - Jim C. Hines

Possibly:
Snuff - Sir Terry Pratchett