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September
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- Spotlight on October Books
- PRESS RELEASE: Nightmare Magazine and The Riyria C...
- Spotlight on Some Recent SFF Titles of Interest (w...
- "Great North Road" by Peter Hamilton (Reviewed by ...
- A MORE DIVERSE UNIVERSE: Celebrating People Of Col...
- Three Short Reviews: "Swimming Home" by Deborah Le...
- The Tainted City by Courtney Schafer (Reviewed by ...
- "The Century Trilogy 1 and 2: Fall of Giants and W...
- Four More 2012 Books of Interest: Miles Cameron, E...
- PRESS RELEASE & BOOK NEWS: Snorri Kristjansson, Ja...
- Clean by Alex Hughes w/ Bonus Q&A with the author ...
- "Midst Toil and Tribulation" by David Weber (Revie...
- Throne Of Glass by Sarah J. Maas (Reviewed by Mihi...
- "Hegemony" by Mark Kalina (Reviewed by Liviu Suciu)
- GUEST POST: Go Ahead: Judge These Books By Their C...
- The Books of 2012 in Covers, Second Iteration (wit...
- GUEST POST: News Update & Contest by M. R. Mathias
- "The Blinding Knife" by Brent Weeks (Reviewed by L...
- Daughter Of The Sword by Steve Bein w/ bonus revie...
- Fading Light: An Anthology Of The Monstrous edited...
- 2012 Man Booker Shortlist announced and The Garden...
- "Changeless: Book 2 Parasol Protectorate" by Gail ...
- GUEST POST: I Am My Own Weird by Lee Battersby
- Stormdancer by Jay Kristoff (Reviewed by Mihir Wan...
- GUEST BLOG POST/GIVEAWAY with Rowena Cory Daniells
- Three Mini Reviews: The Coldest War, Shadows Befor...
- Introducing Curated Fantasy Books
- "The Eternal Flame" by Greg Egan (Reviewed by Livi...
- “Blood’s Pride” by Evie Manieri (Reviewed by Sabin...
- "The Garden of Evening Mists" by Tan Twan Eng (Rev...
- GUEST POST: The Influence Of History On Epic Fanta...
- GUEST POST: "The Orthogonal Universe" by Greg Egan
- Spotlight on September Books
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September
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This
month we are featuring 36 books. There are more than twice as
many new sff and related releases this month in traditional
publishing not to speak of the countless indies from Amazon and
Smashwords but we are limiting ourselves to books that will be
reviewed here or are similar with such. For the full schedule of September 2012 titles known to us, you can consult the Upcoming Releases page.
The
release dates are US unless marked otherwise, though for books
released in the UK and US in the same month but on different dates
we generally use the US date and they are first
edition unless noted differently. The dates are on a best known
basis so they are not guaranteed; same about the edition
information.
Since information sometimes is out of date even in
the Amazon links we use for listings, books get delayed or
sometimes even released earlier, we would truly appreciate if you
would send us an email about any listing with incorrect
information.
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“The Eternal Flame” by Greg Egan, September 1, 2012. Published by Night Shade Books. (SF).
"John Saturnall's Feast" by Lawrence Norfolk, September 4, 2012. Published by Grove (MISC).
"The Garden of Evening Mists" by Tan Twan Eng, September 4, 2012. Published by Weinstein Books (MISC).
“The Kingmakers” by Clay Susan Griffith, September 4, 2012. Published by Pyr. (STPK).
“The Map of the Sky” by Felix J. Palma, September 4, 2012. Published by Atria. (MISC/SF).
“Slow Apocalypse” by John Varley, September 4, 2012. Published by Ace. (MISC/SF).
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“The Blinding Knife” by Brent Weeks, September 11, 2012. Published by Orbit. (FAN).
“The White Forest” by Adam McOmber, September 11, 2012. Published by Touchstone. (MISC).
“The Malice of Fortune” by Michael Ennis, September 11, 2012. Published by Doubleday. (MISC).
“Circus: Fantasy Under the Big Top” edited by Ekaterina Sedia, September 12, 2012. Published by Prime Books. (ANTHO).
“At the Edge of Waking” by Holly Phillips, September 12, 2012. Published by Prime Books. (Collection).
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“Midst Toil and Tribulation” by David Weber, September 18, 2012. Published by Tor. (SF).
“The Forge of Darkness” by Steven Erikson, September 18, 2012. Published by Tor. (FAN).
"The Painter of Silence" by Georgina Harding, September 18, 2012. Published by Bloomsbury (MISC).
"The Exile's Violin" by R. S. Hunter, September 18, 2012. Published by Hydra (STPK).
“Jane: The Woman Who Loved Tarzan” by Robin Maxwell. Release Date: September 18, 2012. Published by Tor. (MISC).
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“The Well of Tears” by Roberta Trahan, September 18, 2012. Published by 47North. (FAN).
"The Black Count" by Tom Reiss, September 18, 2012. Published by Crown (MISC/NF)
“Winter of the World” by Ken Follett, September 18, 2012. Published by Dutton. (MISC).
“Fallen Masters” by John Edward, September 18, 2012. Published by Tor. (MISC).
“Something Red” by Douglas Nicholas, September 18, 2012. Published by Atria/Emily Bestler Books. (MISC).
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“The Diviners” by Libba Bray, September 18, 2012. Published by Little, Brown Books for Young Readers. (YA).
“Crown Thief” by David Tallerman, September 25, 2012. Published by Angry Robot. (FAN).
“The Heart of Matter: Odyssey One”, September 25, 2012. Published by 47North. (SF).
“The Indigo Pheasant” by Daniel A. Rabuzzi, September 25, 2012. Published by ChiZine Publications. (FAN).
“Janus” by John Park. Release Date: September 25, 2012, ChiZine Publications. (SF).
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“Helix Wars” by Eric Brown, September 25, 2012. Published by Solaris. (SF).
“The Mongoliad: Book Two” by Various Authors, September 25, 2012. Published by 47North. (MISC).
“Bad Glass” by Richard E. Gropp, September 25, 2012. Published by Del Rey. (MISC).
“Sons of Thunder” by Giles Kristian, September 25, 2012. Published by Bantam. (MISC / US Debut).
"Great North Road” by Peter F. Hamilton, UK September 27, 2012. Published by Tor UK. (SF).
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2 comments:
Your Upcoming Releases list is missing an important one:Michelle Sagara's Cast in Peril!
http://www.amazon.com/Cast-Peril-Books-Michelle-Sagara/dp/0373803508/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1346472694&sr=8-1&keywords=Michelle+sagara
September is a huge month in books with some of the most expected novels of the year (Hamilton, Weber, Weeks, Follett, Egan, Cameron), some huge but unexpected novels (Norfolk, Tan Twan Eng) and a few others of major interest (Rajaniemi, Ennis) and two series ending (Griffith and Rabuzzi) where i quite liked the first novels though I am not sure where I stand today with respect to them (read sort of Kingmakers and I will try to give it a more thorough read but I feel the first 2 volumes exhausted the series for me to a large extent)
So far Weeeks, Weber, Norfolk and Tan Twan Eng delivered in spades (all may be top 10 novels, with Tan Twan Eng and Weeks currently #2-3 though essentially tied with #1 Sharps, and MTaT floating at #4-8 with Air war, Blood Song, Sacrifice Game and Jack Glass), Egan starts a bit slowly but already it seems to get very interesting on page 30 where I am now, Hamilton was very good but bloaty, so won't make my top 25 but will be first on the next list
Follett and Cameron are buys on release and Fractal Prince will see if I wait for the November US release