New Titles - w/e 12th January 2008
Catherine Asaro - The Ruby Dice the latest novel in the Skolian Empirte series…
Eric Flint (editor) - Ring of Fire II latest anthology in the 1632 series
Barb & J. C. Hemdee - Child of a Dead God the 6th book in The Noble Dead sequence
Douglas Preston - Blasphemy sf novel featuring the world’s biggest super-collider…
Clark Ashton Smith - A Vintage From Atlantis the 3rd volume of his collected short stories from Night Shade Books
Steven Erikson - Bauchelain and Korbal Broach an omnibus of threee novellas featuring these characters from his Malazan Book of the Fallen epic series. The introduction by James Barclay is actually from the book listed below and has just been re-used for this book.
Steven Erikson - The Lees of Laughter’s End the second book of the above trilogy, issued on it’s own - the other two have already had PS Publishing editions
in large format:
Philip Palmer - Debatable Space
Richard Kadrey - Butcher Bird weird fantasy; I’ve not seen much from this author for a long time; Metrophage was excellent, but that was 20 years ago!
in ‘B’ format:
G. W. Dahlquist - The Glass Books of the Dream Eaters I really enjoyed the h/c - weird, historical fantasy set in an alternate British Empire. There’s a sequel in hardback fairly soon…
Dan Simmons - The Terror historical, arctic horror based on the Franklin expedition
in paperback:
Carol Berg - Flesh and Spirit part one of her latest fantasy series…
C. J. Cherryh - Deliverer part 3 of the 3rd Foreigner series - book 9 overall
David B. Coe - Weavers of War the 5th Winds of the Forelands book
Glen Cook - Lord of the Silent Kingdom part one of The Instrumentalities of the Night
James F. David = Thunder of Time belated sequel to Footprints of Thunder, where great swathes of the Earth in the present day were switched with their equivalent areas from the distant past. Now, the phenomenon is starting to happen again. I enjoyed the hardback last year…
William Dietrich - Napoleon’s Pyramid historical novel set during Napoloen’s Egyptian adventure… the sequel is due in a couple of months in hardback. I enjoyed this one when it was first in hardback.
Jane Lindskold - Wolf’s Blood the 6th and final book of the series that began with Through Wolf’s Eyes
Andre Norton - Return to Quag Keep sequel to the fantasy Quag Keep
Linnea Sinclair - The Down Home Zombie Blues can the two mis-matched heroes save the world from biomechanical organisms?
David Weber - Off Armageddon Reef a lost human colony has reverted to a strict Theocratic feudalism but times are changing…
Alan Cole - Wolves of the Gods the 2nd book of his Timuras Trilogy
Lawrence Watt-Evans - The Misenchanted Sword the first of his Ethshar books
Irene Radford - The Dragon Nimbus novels #3 containing The Renegade Dragon and The Wizard’s Treasure. The final 2 in this 7 book series…
Alex Archer - Serpent’s Kiss the 10th Rogue Angel book
Mario Acevedo - The Nymphos of Rocky Flats Felix Gomez went to Iraq a soldier; he came back a vampire… fast-moving horror
Yasmine Galenorn - Darkling the 3rd of the Otherworld series
J. F. Gonzalez - Shapeshifter werewolf novel
Lee Hunt - The Vampire of New York a present-day archeologist finds evidence of vampiric killings during the time of the American Civil War…
Fellowship Fantastic original anthology edited by Martin H. Greenberg and Kerrie Hughes
Dragonlance - The Lost Chronicles #2 - Dragons of the Highlord Skies
Forgotten Realms - Realms of War a Twilight War anthology
magazines:
Heavy Metal - March 2008 cover date
Fall of Cthulhu issue 9
Neo - February cover date
Doc Savage #12 - includes The Squeaking Goblin and The Evil Gnome
art, etc:
Gallegos - Dreaming in Black and White reminds be a bit of Virgil Finlay or some Hannes Bok
Marc-Antoine Mathieu - The Museum Vaults graphic novel set in the Lourve
Frederik Peeters - Blue Pills h/c mainstream graphic novel (b&w)
Ray Thomas - The Savage Sword of Conan volume one of the collected strips…
portfolio:
Luis Royo - Tattoos back in stock; 6 colour plates with 6 lightweight b&w sketches separating them in the folder
audio:
Arthur C. Clarke - A Fall of Moondust a 2-cd dramatisation
