Dream big or not at all.Originally Posted by Kazz Wylde
Well, let me know what you think once you get through it.
Dream big or not at all.
Well, let me know what you think once you get through it.
That's the way to go.Dream big or not at all.
Well, let me know what you think once you get through it.
Alright I will, man.
Guys, can we try and keep this thread meaningful and full of content rather than one-liner chat sessions that are much better suited to PM?
My apologies.
Back on track, I am looking forward to The Croning. I've really enjoyed Laird's short stories, and have high hopes for the novel. He does a great job creating atmosphere--it's rich, and dark, and decadent. Like chocolate.
Sorry, got caught up chatting with a new author here.
Found another good source for upcoming releases: This is from Sci-Fi Fan Letter - Jessica Strider does a nice job keeping her pulse on upcoming releases.
April 2012 Releases:
Hardcover:
Angels of Vengeance – John Birmingham
The Abolition of Species – Dietmar Dath
The Road of Danger – David Drake
Immobility – Brian Evenson
Agatha H. and the Clockwork Princess – Phil Foglio
The Rest is Silence – Scott Fotheringham
Wicked City – Alaya Johnson
Glamour in Glass – Mary Robinette Kowal
Shadow Blizzard – Alexey Pehov
Triggers – Robert Sawyer
The Shape of Desire – Sharon Shinn
Banner of the Damned – Sherwood Smith
Trade Paperback:
The Beginning – Robert Asprin
The Straights of Galahesh – Bradley Beaulieu
Star Trek: Orion's Hounds – Christopher Bennett
Passion Play – Beth Bernobich
2030: The Real Story of What Happens to America – Albert Brooks
Montefiore's Goddaughter – Elizabeth Brooks
Tiassa – Steven Brust
Forgotten Realms: War of the Spider Queen Omnibus – Richard Lee Byers
The Burning Man – Mark Chadbourn
The Scar-Crow Men – Mark Chadbourn
Ride the Star Winds – A. Bertram Chandler
THe Not Yet – Moira Crone
A Turn of Light – Julie Czerneda
Blue Magic – A. M. Dellamonica
A Counter-Clock World – Philip Dick
Ubik – Philip Dick
Warhammer 40K: Architect of Fate – Christian Dunn
Acadia – David Anthony Durham
The Other Lands – David Anthony Durham
The Sacred Band – David Anthony Durham
Pax Omega – Al Ewing
The Messiah Game – Tom Flynn
Dog and Dragon – Dave Freer
Star Trek: The Next Generation: Planet X – Michael Jan Friedman
Star Wars: The Essential Guide to Warfare – Jason Fry
Ison of the Isles – Carolyn Ives Gilman
Lance of Earth and Sky – Erin Hoffman
Jack Cloudie – Stephen Hunt
Vengeance – Ian Irvine
Royal Street – Suzanne Johnson
Moon Music – Faye Kellerman
After the Fall, Before the Fall, During the Fall – Nancy Kress
Fountain of Age: Stories – Nancy Kress
The Night Sessions – Ken MacLeod
Sword & Blood – Sarah Marques
Fort Freak – George R. R. Martin, Ed.
Anno Dracula: The Bloody Red Baron – Kim Newman
Store of the Worlds – Robert Sheckley
A Song Called Youth – John Shirley
Lost Everything – Brian Francis Slattery
The Mongoliad – Neal Stephenson
Caine's Law – Matthew Stover
Star Trek: Sword of Damocles – Geoffrey Thorne
Advent – James Treadwell
Children of the Sky – Vernor Vinge
Night Angel Omnibus – Brent Weeks
Order In Chaos – Jack Whyte
Robopocalypse – Daniel Wilson
Westlake Soul – Rio Youers
Mass Market Paperback:
Devil's Punch – Ann Aguirre
The High Crusade – Poul Anderson
The Eye of the Chained God – Don Bassingthwaite
Lies and Omens – Lyn Benedict
Star Trek: Forgotten History – Christopher Bennett
Summoning the Night – Jenn Bennett
The Illustrated Man – Ray Bradbury
The Martian Chronicles – Ray Bradbury
Dreadnaught – Jack Campbell
The Rogue – Trudi Canavan
Hard Magic – Larry Correia
Void Stalker – Aaron Dembski-Bowden
Plague Town – Dana Fredsti
Star Wars: Scourge – Jeff Grubb
Champion of Mars – Guy Haley
The Impossible Cube – Steven Harper
The Kingdom of Gods – N. K. Jemisin
Alien Diplomacy – Gini Koch
Magic Without Mercy – Devon Monk
The Shining CIty – Fiona Patton
The Hot Gate – John Ringo
Wonder – Robert Sawyer
Pack – Jason Starr
Hex – Allen Steele
Bitter Seeds – Ian Tregillis
Pod – Stephen Wallenfels
On the Prowl – Christine Warren
Dead Winter – C. L. Werner
Extremis – Steve White
Helix War Omnibus – Edward Willett
Except the Queen – Jane Yolen
Ebooks (Carina Press)
Curel Numbers – Christopher Beats
Darkest Caress – Kaylea Cross
Desert Blade – Ella Drake
Zero Gravity Outcasts – Kay Keppler
YA
The Green Man – Michael Bedard
Black Heart – Holly Black
Zombies vs Unicorns – Holly Black & Justine Larbalestier, Ed.
Eona – Alison Goodman
The Chaos – Nalo Hopkinson
Shadows on the Moon – Zoe Marriott
Vodnik – Bryce Moore
Ripper – Amy Carol Reeves
In a thread elsewhere, Jussi posted this link to Orion's upcoming catalog (i.e. later this year). In it are listed the next works by Abercrombie (yes, it states it will feature Logen Ninefingers) and Lynch.
Does anyone here know if Lynch is really going to be out (at least in the UK) this year?
Also looking forward to the conclusion of Tom Lloyd's series. It is a series that I have found to be much better than most criticism has portrayed it.
I must be getting miserable; I want one book from that catalogue - Times of Contempt by Sapkowski.
Lynch's website says 2012 as well, which is the first time we've see a date on there, I'm pretty sure. So hopefully it's true.
This has been mentioned before, but Michael Sullivan's Theft of Swords omnibus has just been released in audio format. I'm downloading it from Audible even as I type.
Oh yeah - I totally forgot about mentioning that - it got released a few days ago but was still populating through the various links like Amazon and Audible. I of course downloaded it right away. All in all I'm very pleased with the way it came out.This has been mentioned before, but Michael Sullivan's Theft of Swords omnibus has just been released in audio format. I'm downloading it from Audible even as I type.
And speaking of audio releases --
The most recent two books in the Felix Castor series by Mike Carey -- Thicker Than Water (#4) and The Naming of the Beasts (#5) -- have just been released in audio. I have been waiting verrrrrrrry impatiently for these, and I had no idea they were about to be released, so I'm a happy camper right now.
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Any idea when Heir of Novron is going to be released on audible.com? I am currently about 1/3 the way through Rise of Empire on my kindle and I think it would be fun to check out the series in audio format. Thanks.
The dates that were told to me are:
3/1/2012 - Theft of Swords
6/1/2012 - Rise of Empire
9/1/2012 - Heir of Novron
But Theft of Swords actually went live on about the 16th - whether the other ones will be similarly delayed I don't know. I do know Rise is being worked on as they asked for clarifications on pronounciation a few weeks ago.
Thanks for the information. No way I can wait until September to finish the series. I'll happily read it on my kindle.
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