New Titles – March 2021
in hardcover:
Greg Bear – The Unfinished Lands fleeing defeat in 1588, a Spanish ship is driven far north, and finds a strange coast, with stranger inhabitants!
Adrian Tchaikovsky – One Day All This Will be Yours signed limited (to 1500 copies) edition from Tor. No one remembers how the Causality War began…
Kevin Hearne – A Question of Navigation Clint is given a t-shirt saying DO NOT EAT by the invading aliens; not everyone is so lucky… Signed & numbered edition from Subterranean Press
in large format:
Waubgeshig Rice –Moon of the Crusted Snow post-apocalyptic novel set in the far north. 100 years ago they’d have barely noticed, but now..?
Jean D’Ormesson – The Glory of the Empire translated from French by Barbara Bray. A general history of The Empire, which never existed in our history – we had Rome, Byzantium, and others, instead! This English edition came out 5 years ago; the original was published in 1971
Isabel Yap – Never Have I Ever collection of 13 short stories
Tod McCoy & M. Huw Evans (editors) – Pocket Workshop subtitled Essays on Living as a Writer. 27 essays from a wide cross-section of authors who have all attended the Clarion West Writers Workshops in some capacity
Lou Antonelli – Letters From Gardner: A Writer’s Odyssey 16 short srories, each with a story about how it came to be, with comments and quotes from the editing input from Gardner Diozois as Editor of F&FS magazine. First published 2014
in ‘B’ format:
Markus Heitz – Doors X Twilight searching for his daughter in an unexplored cave system, Walter finds a vast cavern with many mysteriously marked doors…
Markus Heitz – Doors ! Field of Blood each leads somewhere different; an alternate present where WW2 went differently, the middle of a medieval battle, a dystopian future perhaps…
Markus Heitz – Doors ? Colony and Anna-Lena could be through any of them! A trilogy with no set reading order (I think!)
Simon Jimenez – The Vanished Birds space travel is slow but then freighter captain Nia meets a mysterious boy able to ‘jaunt’…
Adrian Tchaikovsky – Blood of the Mantis & Salute the Dark reprints of vols 3 & 4 of his 10 book Chronicles of the Apt
Baz Greenland & Andy Frankham-Allen – Foreward to the Past a Bloodlines Lethbridge Stewart adventure set in the Doctor Who background
Ktistek Press – Feast of Laughter issue # 1 this came out years ago; it’s an occasional magazine (only 4 to date) centred around the works of R. A. Lafferty. I can get the other issues if requested to…
in paperback:
Seanan McGuire – Calculated Risks the 10th of her Incryptid novels
Mercedes Lackey & Cody Martin – Breaking Silence the 10th Serrated Edge book; the 1st was Born to Run back in 1992 and the first since Silence five years ago…
Doctor Who – The Witchfinders with the Thirteenth Doctor
Doctor Who – Dalek with the Ninth Doctor
Doctor Who – The Crimson Horror with the Eleventh Doctor
Doctor Who – The TV Movie with the Eighth Doctor. All from Target
art, etc:
James Romberger – Post York life in a future flooded NYC. b&w softcover with limited text
Anma Miralles & Emilio Ruiz – Waluk: The Great Journey the story of 2 polar bears looking for safety & new hunting grounds. Colour hardcover; nice art
PS Artbooks Softee – Kona Monarch of Monster Isle
H. P. Lovecraft – The Shadow Over Innsmouth b&w graphic novel, with the original prose text following
H. P. Lovecraft & I. N. J. Culbard – The Case of Charles Dexter Ward these 4 titles are ‘B’ format, full colour softback adaptations of the famour horror stories, from SelfMadeHero
H. P. Lovecraft & I. N. J. Culbard– The Dream Quest of Unknown Kadath
H. P. Lovecraft & I. N. J. Culbard – The Shadow Out of Time
Robert W. Chambers & I. N. J. Culbard – The King in Yellow
magazines:
Heavy Metal – issue # 304
Hi-Fructose – issue # 58
Dark Matter – Issue One cover date January/February 2021. Attractive-looking squarebound magazine . Mainly fiction but with 3 illustrated pieces on specific artists
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