New Titles – w/e 20th July 2019
in hardcover:
Max Gladstone & Amal El-Mohtar – This is How You Lose the Time War two rival time travellers start to fall in love…
Neal Stephenson – Atmosphaera Incognito novella about the construction of a 20 kilometre high skyscraper! Smart looking limited edition from Subterranean Press
in large format:
Rebecca Roanhorse – Trail of Lightning 1st book in her Sixth World post apocalyptic series drawing on Native American lore.
Christopher Ruocchio – Howling Dark 2nd volume of his epic science fantasy Sun Eater series, following on from Empire of Silence.
Brian Stableford – The Cthulhu Encryption: A Romance of Piracy sea-going Lovecraftian adventure!
David Lindsay – A Voyage to Arcturus back in stock after a long break!
Neal Clarke – The Eagle has Landed subtitled 50 Years of Lunar Science Fiction 2 dozen moon-centric stories from the best in the field!
David Gullen (editor) – Once Upon a Parsec: The Book of Alien Fairy Tales anthology of 17 stories, including work by Adrian Tchaikovsky, Liz Williams & Neil Williamson
Philip K. Dick – The Exegesis of PKD back in after a long break!
Paul Magrs – The Novel Inside You his guide to writing and living!
in ‘B’ format:
Lois H. Gresch – The Adventure of the Innsmouth Mutations the 3rd in her Sherlock Holmes vs. Cthulhu series
Heather Kassner – The Bone Garden Irreele fears that she’s not quite real, but she is only made of dustand bone and imagination!
Jonathan Janz – Castle of Sorrows seeking inspiration for a film score, a composer visits a haunted Californian island…
Tim Waggoner – They Kill a mysterious man revives her dead brother, but to make it permanent Sierra may have to pay a heavy cost…
Tade Thompson – The Murders of Molly Southbourne horror novella
magazines:
Interzone – issue # 282
Black Static – issue # 70
art, etc:
Ami Chopine – 3D Art Essentials subtitled The Fundamentals of 3D Modeling, Texturing, and Animation, from Focal Press
New Titles – w/e 13th July 2019
Neal Stephenson – Fall or, Dodge in Hell sequel to Reamde. Following an accident, a gaming billionaire’s mind is preserved until medical advances allow it to be re-awakened, but into a very different world…
Baoshu – Redemption of Time novel set in the world of The Three Body Problem, by Xixin Liu
Alyson Rudd – The First Time Lauren Pailing Died a young girl keeps dying, but each itteration alters reality for everyone surrounding her…
Christopher Priest – Episodes short story collection with 11 stories spanning his career
David C. Weinczok – The History Behind the Game of Thrones serious look as similarities between real Scottish history and the in-series history in the George R. R. Martin epic! Comes with free poster on heavy stock
in large format:
Tanya Huff – The Complete Smoke Trilogy comprising Smoke and Shadows, Smoke and Mirrors & Smoke and Ashes, from 2004 – 2006. Described as ‘Novels of Vampires, Wizards and TV Terror’
Paul G. Brand & Craig A. Hart – A Stark and Stormy Night fun parody of gumshoe P.I. pulp stories…
in ‘B’ format:
Angela Slatter – Restoration the 3rd in her Verity Fassbinder urban fantasy series, which began with Vigil and then Corpselight
Joanne Harris – The Testament of Loki sequel to The Gospel of Loki
Suyi Davies Okungbowa – David Mogo: Godhunter Lagos is in chaos as all the old gods return but David Mogo has a job to do…
Ausma Zehanat Khan – The Black Khan sequel to The Bloodprint; volume 2 of the Khorasan Archives
Mimi Yu – The Girl King abruptly cut out of the line of succession to the throne, the emperor’s daughter seeks help from a shapeshifter…
Nick Setchfield – The Spider Dance Cold War thriller, with added demons!
Morgan Llywelyn – Drop by Drop disaster novel in which all plastic worldwide starts to decay and melt…
Kim Newman – Beasts in Velvet reprint of a 1993 ‘Jack Yeovil‘ Vampire Genevieve short story collection from Warhammer Horror
Kim Newman – Silver Nails reprint of a 2002 ‘Jack Yeovil’ Vampire Genevieve novel from Warhammer Horror
Warhammer 40,000 – Apocalypse a Space Marine Conquests novel by Josh Reynolds
in paperback:
Sean Grigsby – Ash Kickers sequel to Smoke Eaters
art, etc:
Jack Yerka & Harlan Ellison – Mind Fields back in stock after several years! Single page stories matched with surreal art. Hardcover
Robin Hobb & Manuel Preitano – Fitz and the Fool Coloring Book with all your favourites from across the Six Dutchies!
magazines:
Locus – issue # 702 cover date July 2019 Locus Award winners, the Nebula Conference and the Locus Poll results
New Titles – w/e 6th July 2019
in hardcover:
Ed McDonald – Crowfall the 3rd book of The Raven’s Mark
Wayne Barlow – The Heart of Hell the Underworld is in disarray and Lilith, Beelzebub’s original Consort, is busy scheming… Sequel to 2007’s God’s Demon
Ted Chiang – Exhalation new short story collection
in large format:
Lilith Saintcrow – Harmony Val & her father visit a commune called Harmony House but gradually they learn it’s secrets…
Diana Pharaoh Francis – The Witchkin Murders book 1 of Magicfall. Some years after the return of Wild Magic to the world, an ex-P.I. scavenging for trade goods can’t help starting to investigate a murder…
Ann Vandermeer & Jeff Vandermeer (editors) – The Big Book of Classic Fantasy 80 short stories, of which the most recent is from 1945 (I think). Text is double column.
Stephen L. Gillett – World-Building in stock again after several years! The strap line reads ‘A writer’s guide to constructing star systems and life-supporting planets‘
in ‘B’ format:
Jasper fforde – Early Riser sf story featuring the maintainance crew of a ‘deep-sleep’ spaceship
Catheynine M. Valente – Space Opera to join the galactic community, Earth must take part in a talent contest…
Mercedes Lackey – Eye Spy 2nd book in her Family Spies series, set in Valdemar
Richard Kadrey – The Grand Dark fantastical novel set in a decadent, post-war metopolis…
New Titles – w/e 29th June 2019
in hardcover:
Michael Swanwick – The Iron Dragon’s Mother sequel to 1993’s Iron Dragon’s Daughter (although there was also The Dragons of Babel back in 2008)
Leo Carew – Spider sequel to The Wolf. 2nd in his Under the Northern Sky series
Tom Lloyd – Knight of Stars volume 4 of The God Fragments series
Michael Sullivan – Age of Legends 3rd in The Legends of the First Empire series
Ursula K. LeGuin – A Wizard of Earthsea new edition; the rest of the series should follow in h/c in due course. With 1 colour plate & several b&w illos by Charles Vess
David Morrell – Before I Awake limited edition from Subterranean Press
n large format:
David Gerrold – Ganny Knits a Spaceship discovering that her way-station in the Asteroid Belt will soon be rendered redundant, the owner comes up with an unexpected solution!
Algernon Blackwood – The Willows, The Wendigo, And Other Stories subtitled The Best Weird Fiction and Ghost Stories of AB. 20 of his best from Oldstyle Tales Press
Arthur Machen – The Great God Pan, The White People, & Other Horrors subtitled The Best Weird Fiction and Ghost Stories of AM. 13 of his best from Oldstyle Tales Press
Also in stock at the moment from Oldstyle Tales Press are their Robert W. Chambers, William Hope Hodgson, Edith Nesbit & Fitz-James O’Brian collections! It’s a great series of uniform editions of classic horror & weird authors…
in ‘B’ format:
Paul Tremblay – Growing Things and Other Stories horror collection of 19 stories
Octavia E. Butler – Bloodchild and Other Stories missed this completely, but I have it now! 7 short stories & 2 essays
Rudy Rucker – Jim and the Flims Jim inadvertently allows some strange aliens to invade the Earth through a quantum portal…
Rudy Rucker – Spacetime Donuts reprint of the 1st of his books that read.! Circular scale. Great fun!
Josh Reynolds – Soul Wars a Warhammer: Age of Sigmar adventure
in paperback:
L. E. Modesitt, jr. – Outcasts of Order the 20th in his Saga of Recluse and a direct sequel to The Mongrel Mage
art, etc:
Michael Kogge – Game of Thrones: The Storyboards b&w storyboard sketches for scenes from the first 7 series of the epic fantasy production. Slip-cased hardcover
3DTotal Publishing – Cozy Days : The Art of Iraville the art of, and tips from, the artist Ira Sluyterman van Langeweyde, aka Iraville. Hardcover in a cardboard slip-case
Asia Ladowska – Sketch With Asia tips & tutorials for manga inspired art. Hardcover from 3DTotal Publishing
Frank Frazetta – Telling Stories: The Comic Art of Frank Frazetta complete, full colour strips from his early career. Hardcover in a slipcase. 2008 publication, at a much reduced price!
Cathy Fenner (editor) – Women of Wonder: Celebrating Women Creators of fantastic Art highlighting dozens of female artists, full colour softcover, with some text about each artist. First published by Underwood Books 2015
Artie & Kathy Fenner (editors) – Strange Days: Aliens, Adventurers, Devils and Dames 30 full colour, outsize reproductions of clasic pulp illustrations. Includes work by Margaret Brundage, Hannes Bok & Virgil Finlay. First published by Underwood Books in 2009
Underwood Books – Savage Art hardcover of classic pulp art. Initially published in 2010
Underwood Books – Shameless Art companion hardcover of classic pulp art. Initially published in 2010
Patrick Wirbeleit & Ulwe Heidschotter – Box small, full-colour graphic novel about the fun to be had with a strange cardboard box!
H. P. Lovecraft & Gou Tanabe – At the Mountains of Madness: The First Volume square-bound manga style adaptation of the classic horror story. B&W, with 4 pages of colour. AtMoM: The Second Volume, with the rest of the tale, should be available in August/September
New Titles – w/e 22nd June 2019
in hardcover:
Sarah Gailey – Magic for Liars Ivy is a struggling P.I. and takes a case investigating a murder at a reclusive Academy for Young Mages, where her estranged twin sister is a teacher…
Sam Hawke – City of Lies the 1st Poison War novel. Jovan only appears to be an irresponsible heir; he’s actually trained to detect poisons and protect the rest of the ruling family…
Simon R. Green – Till Sudden Death Do Us Part the latest Ishmael Jones mystery
Peter Newman – Ruthless sequel to The Deathless
in large format:
Rhys Williams & Mark Bould (editors) – M. John Harrison: Critical Essays 14 (inc. the intro) serious essays about one of the most interesting UK f&sf authors
in ‘B’ format:
Yoon Ha Lee – Hexarchonate Stories 21 short stories set in the Machineries of Empire background, where the Ninefox Gambit books were set
Jackson Ford – The Girl Who Could Move Sh*t With Her Mind Teagan is the only telepath the government is aware of but now someone’s been murdered in such a way that it looks like only she could have done it!
Gabby Hutchinson Crouch – Darkwood Gretel Mudd is forced to flee into the nearby forest, where she meets various strange characters, but her knowledge of maths may help!
Christina Henry – The Girl in Red post-Apocalyptic take on a classic fairy tale…
Rena Rossner – Sisters of the Winter Wood in a remote village in the Ukranian forest two sisters discover that the old fairy tales may be true after all, and that this knowledge might save them!
Jonathan Barnes – Cannonbridge in the 21st C, somebody realises that a flamboyant, ubiquitous character mentioned in popular culture and in all the history books about the 19thC maybe never existed!
Alexis Hall – The Affair of the Mysterious Letter returning from an inter-dimensional war, Captain Wyndham takes rooms at 221b Martyr’s Walk and meets Sheharazed Haas, a consulting sorceress with a dark reputation…
John Eversdon – The Devil’s Equinox
Jonathan Janz – Dust Devils
Andrew Smith – Moon Dust up-to-date biographies of the surviving astronauts who walked on the Moon, based on interviews, etc. with them all.
SF Masterworks from Orion which I’ve not had in for some time:
Greg Bear – Blood Music classic cyberpunk from 1985!
Colin Greenland – Take Back Plenty BSFA & Clarke Award winner from 1990
magazines:
Locus – issue # 701 with Michael Blumlein, Kaaron Warren, Stokercon & the Nebula Awards winners highlighted on the cover
Opening Times for Transreal Fiction
Short term:
Transreal Fiction will be closing today by 16.30 at the latest – I have a train to catch! – and won’t re-open until 11.00 on Thursday morning (the 20th) Sorry for any inconvenience this causes.
Longer term:
I’ve resumed opening on Mondays again (except this Monday, obviously) and intend to continue being open 6 days a week until the end of the year. After that, I’ll be taking Mondays off again.
New Titles – w/e 15th June 2019
In hardback:
Ben Aaronovitch – The October Man a Rivers of London novella, featuring Tobias Winter investigating a case in Germany
Taylor Anderson – Pass of Fire the 14th in his Destroyermen series, set on an alternate Earth populated by two civilised but antagonistic species evolved from lemurs and crocodilians
Helen Oyeyemi – Gingerbread Perdita and her mother are a bit mysterious & new to the area. They live in an exotically furnished flat and make wonderful gingerbread…
Peter Newman – The Ruthless sequel to The Deathless
in large format:
Lawrence M. Schoen & Jonathan P. Brazee – The Seeds of War Trilogy containing Invasion, Scorched & Bitter Harvest all action alien plant invasion!
C. S. E. Cooney – Bone Swans 5 short stories; the collection won a World Fantasy Award for Best Collection
C. J. Cherryh – The Faded Sun Trilogy reprint omnibus of her late 1970s series consisting of Kesrith, Shon’jir & Kutath. A human stranded among aliens. Probably my favourite books of hers.
C. J. Cherryh – The Collected Short Fiction of CJC includes the contents of previous collections Sunfall & Visible Light plus 14 other stories. 1st pubblished in 2004
in ‘B’ format:
Megan O’Keefe – Velocity Weapon after her gunship explodes, instead of being patched up by medics, Sanda wakes to find herself on a deserted, sentient spaceship 230 years in the future…
Richard Morgan – Thin Air Hakan is the bodyguard for an audit team investigating crooked goings-on on Mars
Justina Ireland – Dread Nation Jane has been trained as a personal bodyguard at Miss Preston’s School of Combat for Negro Girls and is fully capable of taking care of a few ‘shamblers’…
Jon Steinhagen – The Hanging Artist P.I. Franz Kafka and his sidekick, a giant insect, investigate a case in 1912 Vienna…
Cassandra Khaw – The Last Supper Before Ragnarok the latest Rupert Wong case, in the Gods and Monsters series
Maria Lewis – The Witch Who Courted Death a top medium must find a witch to help her gain her revenge against the Oct, although she’s not not too sure what it actually is!
Christina Henry – The Girl in Red an alternate take on Little Red Riding Hood
A. C. H. Smith – Jim Henson‘s “The Dark Crystal” novelisation of the classic film
Miles Cameron – Dark Forge sequel to Cold Iron and the 2nd in his Masters & Mages series
Tim Lebbon – The Edge sequel to The Folded Land and the last of his Relics trilogy
Katherine Duckett – Miranda in Milan after her father dies in The Tempest, Miranda ends up in Milan, still trying to get free of Prospero’s scheming…
Norman Lock – The Boy in His Winter Huck Finn‘s raft also travels through the years as it drifts down the Mississippi. The 1st of Lock’s American Novels
P. Djeli Clark – The Haunting of Tramcar 015 Cairo in 1912 is a strange, fervid city bursting with alchemical ideas, automatons, secret societies and more!
P. Djeli Clark – The Black God’s Drums a young teen wangles a place aboard a smuggler’s airship…
Paul Cornell – Witches of Lychford
Paul Cornell – The Lost Child of Lychford
Paul Cornell – A Long Day in Lychford 3 novellas featuring 3 witches defending the world from danger, specifically any which threaten the village they live in, and it’s border with other Realms…!
Greg McWhorter – Shadowfall fun, pulpish horror novel set in London
Greg McWhorter – Carnival Night at the Crematorium 21 horror short stories
Stephen King & Bev Vincent (editors) – Flight or Fright 17 horror stories set on aeroplanes; King himself and Joe Hill both contribute new work
Gregory J. Luce (editor) – Science Fiction Gems volume 1 this consists of 11 stories culled from the pulps and published by Armchair Fiction in an edition which reminds you of an old pulp or Ace Books cover. Includes stories by Simak, Budrys, Vance and more!
in paperback:
Charles E. Gannon – Caine’s Mutiny the 4th in the Terran Republic series featuring Caine Riordan, which began with Fire With Fire
Edward Willett – The Cityborn nobody living in and around the multi-tiered city realises that it’s actually the decaying remnants of a gigantic, crashed space ship!
I should have had both these titles a while ago…
art, etc:
Tara McPherson – Wandering Illuminatuions: The Art of TMcP mainly full page colour art in this hardcover
Bryan Talbot – The Art of BT back in stock
magazines:
Illustrators – Issue Twenty-Six great articles on Philip Mendoza & John Millar Watt, with a lead article on Petar Meseldzija. Other Illustrator special issues also back in stock.
New Titles – w/e 8th June 2019
in hardcover:
A. J. Smith – The Glass Breaks Duncan has newly survived the initiation rite to become a Sea Wolf, the barbarous pirate rulers of what were once the Pure Lands… Part 1 of The Form and the Void trilogy
Claire Legrande – Kingsbane sequel to Furyborn and part 2 of the Empirium Trilogy
Terry Brooks – The Stiehl Assassin the 3rd book of The Fall of Shannara the 28th volume of the epic Shannara series overall (or possibly the 31st if you count the Word and the Void trilogy)
W. M. Akers – Westside in 1921 a fence separates the anti-technology west of Manhattan from the rest…
Laura Purcell – The Corset gothic Victoriana from the author of The Silent Companions
in large format:
Gerard Klein – Starmasters omnibus of 3 novels plus 4 short stories, all translated from French. The novels are Starmaster’s Gambit, The Day Before Tomorrow & The Mote In Time’s Eye. I enjoyed all three a long time ago when DAW first published them…
Roger Zelazny – Seven Tales in Amber previously uncollected short stories set in Amber!
David Afsharirad (editor) – The Year’s Best Military & Adventure SF volume 5 a dozen of the best stories from 2018. Intro by David Weber
in ‘B’ format:
Ben Aaronovitch – Lies Sleeping the 7th Rivers of London novel
Claire North – The Gameshouse every game can be played there but few even know about the next level, where the stakes are vastly higher!
Zoe Gilbert – Folk interlinked multi-generational tales of secrets and passion set on a remote island. Late getting it, but I really enjoyed reading it back when it came out in hardback
Jonathan Janz – House of Skin a wannabe writer drunkenly visits a remote graveyard, and later writes an entire novel in a trance…
Laurie R. King – Island of the Mad set in 1925, Sherlock Holmes and Mary Russell solve a case in Venice…
Jim Butcher – Brief Cases a dozen short stories from his Dresden Files
Marian Womack – Lost Objects 10 short stories
art, etc:
Abbie Bernstein – The Art of Godzilla: King of the Monsters from concept art to the finished monsters! And a lot more, with explanatory text. Hardcover
Sketch Workshop – Mechs & Weapons spiral-bound tips from 3dtotalpublishing
L. Frank Baum & Robert Sabuda – The Wonderful World of Oz: A Commerative Pop-Up celebrating 100 years since the first book!
magazines:
Character Design Quarterly – CDQ issue # 9
New Titles – w/e 1st June 2019
in hardcover:
Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett – The Illustrated Good Omens. Tie-in edition with the new 6 part tv series. B&W illustrations and also colour plates throughout
Jo Walton – Lent historical fantasy set in Renaissance Florence, and in Hell!
Robert McCammon – Cardinal Black the 7th Matthew Corbett historical thriller
Elizabeth Bear – The Red-Stained Wings sequel to The Stone in the Skull
Jeanette Winterson – Frankissstein up-to-the-moment story about sex, gender and the rise of AI
Victor Gischler – No Good Deed Francis tries to return some lost property, but soon wishes he hadn’t! Urban fantasy/thriller
Adrian Tchaikovsky – Walking to Aldebaran short, signed, limited edition novel about a stranded astronaut
John Wade – The Golden Age of Science Fiction great looking hardback all about science fiction in the 1950s. Radio, tv, films, comics, toys & books!
Farah Mendlesohn – The Pleasant Profession of Robert A. Heinlein should have had this in a bit sooner! Critical analysis of RAH’s work
in large format:
Andy Crawford – Spindown intrigue on Earth’s first colony starship!
Paula Guran (editor) – Mythic Journeys: Retold Myths and Legends 28 stories, mainly from the last 15 years. A strong list of authors include Valente, Straub, Hand & Leckie
Michael Cadnum – Can’t Catch Me and Other Twice-Told Tales retold fairy tales, myths & legends, etc, each with a twist!
Lloyd Biggle, jr. – The Chronocide Mission one of a number of re-prints of his work now available from Wildside Press. This is the final sf novel he finished before his death
Lloyd Biggle, jr. – The Best of Biggle 11 short stories, chosen by the author before his death in 2002, although published much more recently.
in ‘B’ format:
Charles Stross – The Labyrinth Index his 9th Laundry novel
Alastair Reynolds – Permafrost limited supplies; advance order customers only until I get more copies…
Michael Blumlein – Longer one partner in a couple working in Earth orbit takes rejuvenation treatment…
Bennett R. Coles – Winds of Marque in a dense star cluster, space ships travel using solar sails and there’s plenty of room for space pirates to hide!
R. S. Ford – Hangman’s Gate sequel to the recent A Demon in Silver and volume 2 of War of the Archons
Kim Newman – Genevieve Undead the return of his heroine from the 1980s!
J. R. R. Tolkien – The Lay of Aotrou and Itroun dark medieval lyric verse composed by JRRT about a wish being granted. Nothing to do with Middle Earth! Includes ‘The Corrigan Poems‘
George Wright Padgett – Addleton Heights steampunk adventure set on a raised platform city 600 feet above the Atlantic!
John Joseph Adams – Wastelands 3: The New Apocalypse 34 recent stories of the end of civilisation
in paperback:
Eric Flint, Paula Goodlett & Gorg Huff – 1637: The Volga Rules the latest 1632/Ring of Fire book in the series created by Flint
R. A. Salvatore – Timeless a new Drizzt adventure in the Forgotten Realms background! Now published by Harper Voyager.
Tanith Lee – Electric Forest reprint of her slim 1979 sf novel about a young woman being given an android body…
art, etc:
Hayao Miyazaki – The Art of Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind finally re-printed! It first came out 35 years ago. Hardcover with art from the Studio Ghibli film
James Stokoe – Grunt: The Art of JS mainly full colour art and short strips covering his whole career. Some has not been published before.
J. C. Amberlyn – How to Draw Magical, Mythical Creatures step-by-step instructions for creating dragons, unicorns, and many more
Andrea Wulf & Lillian Melcher – The Adventures of Alexander Von Humboldt gorgeous large hardcover biographical graphic novel
Giovanni Gualdoni, Gabriele Clima, Matteo Piana & Davide Turotti – The Ring of the Seven Worlds the dimensional gate to the planet Nemo has been sealed for 3 centuries… full colour softback adventure from Humanoids
Jim Henson‘s Labyrinth – Coronation: volume Two collecting 4 issues of the comic, written by Simon Spurrier & Ryan Ferrier
magazines:
Heavy Metal – issue # 293
New Titles – w/e 25th May 2019
in hardcover:
Jeanette Winterson – Frankissstein up-to-the-moment story about sex, gender and the rise of AI Not for sale until Tuesday the 28th May
Peng Shepherd – The Book of M peoples’ shadows start disappearing and soon it is discoverd that their memories are vanishing as well…
in large format:
Elizabeth Bear – The Stone in the Skull the once human automation known as The Gage and his companion/bodyguard the Dead Man are tasked with delivering a message to the heart of a once great, now fractured Empire…
Victor Gischler – Warrior Prime on a spying mission, Payne saves an enslaved Ink Mage from shipwreck and, as war threatens, together they seek a way to free her from the slave collar she’s been forced to wear…
in ‘B’ format:
Jack Campbell – The Genesis Fleet: Triumphant final part (I assume) of the prequel series to his Lost Fleet sequences: The Lost Fleet, Beyond the Frontier & The Lost Stars.
Brian Pinkerton – The Gemini Experiment Tom’s mind is about to be transferred into an experimental look-a-like android…
R. S. Ford – A Demon in Silver magic has long disappeared but now the Old Gods may be returning! Book 1 of War of the Archons; volume 2 is due next month. This is the same author as Richard Ford (the Steelhaven trilogy).
Matt Ruff – Lovecraft Country post-war race issues meet Lovecraftian cults! I enjoyed reading this in hardcover!
Steven Hopstaken & Melissa Prusi – Stoker’s Wilde onetime friends who defeated a werewolf, but now enemies, Bram & Oscar (yes, that Bram and that Oscar!) must join forces once again to battle the mysterious Black Bishop!
Mats Strandberg – Blood Cruise an aging Baltic cruise ship loses all contact with the outside world…
Darius Hinks – Blackstone Fortress the latest Warhammer Quest adventure from the Black Library
art, etc:
Stephen Ornes – Math Art: Truth, Beauty, and Equations hardcover with some great illustrations. Also a bit more explanatory text than I expected!
