The View From Monday - February 5, 2018

Happy 1st Monday in February!

There are 4 debuts this week:

Semiosis by Sue Burke;

Moonshine by Jasmine Gower;

Mission to Methone by Les Johnson (Solo Debut);

and

The Last Wolf (The Legend of All Wolves 1) by Maria Vale.

Clicking on a novel's cover will take you to its Amazon page.

From formerly featured DAC Authors:

Of Gods and Men by Stephen Aryan

The Case of the Deadly Doppelganger (Dr Ribero's Agency of the Supernatural 2) bu Lucy Banks;

With Blood Upon the Sand (Song of Shattered Sands 2) by Bradley P. Beaulieu is out in Trade Paperback;

Outer Earth (Outer Earth Omnibus) by Rob Boffard;

The Space Between the Stars by Anne Corlett is out in Trade Paperback;

Crossroads of Canopy (A Titan's Forest Novel 1) by Thoraiya Dyer is out in Trade Paperback;

Tarnished City (Dark Gifts 2) by Vic James;

The Gone World by Thomas Sweterlitsch;

Paris Adrift by E.J. Swift;

and

Blood Binds the Pack (Hunger Makes the Wolf 2) by Alex Wells.

Clicking on a novel's cover will take you to its Amazon page.

Debut novels are highlighted in blue. Novels, etc. by formerly featured DAC Authors are highlighted in green.

February 6, 2018

TITLE	AUTHOR	SERIES
The Saint: A Gaunt's Ghosts Omnibus	Dan Abnett	SF - Gaunt's Ghosts
Elisha Daemon	E.C. Ambrose	F/DF - Dark Apostle 5
The Complete Psychotechnic League, Vol. 2	Poul Anderson	SF
Of Gods and Men (e)	Stephen Aryan	F
Enchanter Redeemed	Sharon Ashwood	PNR
The Case of the Deadly Doppelganger	Lucy Banks	GH - Dr Ribero's Agency of the Supernatural 2
With Blood Upon the Sand (h2tp)	Bradley P. Beaulieu	F - Song of Shattered Sands 2
Etched in Bone (h2mm)	Anne Bishop	F/DF - A Novel of the Others 5
Outer Earth	Rob Boffard	SF
Fata Morgana (h2tp)	Steven R. Boyett Ken Mitchroney	Hist
Semiosis (D)	Sue Burke	SF/AC
Lucidity (h2tp)	David Carnoy	Th
The Space Between the Stars (h2tp)	Anne Corlett	LF
Universal Harvester (h2tp)	John Darnielle	LF
Crossroads of Canopy (h2tp)	Thoraiya Dyer	F - Titan's Forest 1
1637: The Volga Rules	Eric Flint Paula Goodlett Gorg Huff	SF - Ring of Fire 25
Tallarn	John French	SF - The Horus Heresy 45
Moonshine	Jasmine Gower	F/Gaslamp
How to Stop Time	Matt Haig	Hist
Making the Monster: The Science Behind Mary Shelley's Frankenstein	Kathryn Harkup	Sc/Hist
Wicked Attraction (e)	Megan Hart	SFR - The Protector 2
A Choice of Crowns	Barb Hendee	F/P
Captivated by the She-Wolf	Kristal Hollis	PNR
Tarnished City	Vic James	CF - Dark Gifts 2
Mission to Methone (D - Solo)	Les Johnson	SF
Into the Void	Joshua A. Johnston	SF - The Chronicles of Sarco 2
Aliens Abroad	Gini Koch	SF - Katherine "Kitty" Katt / Aliens16
That Killer Smile	Juliet Lyons	PNR - Bite Nights 3
The Faultless Blade	Ian St. Martin	SF - Lucius the Eternal 1
Into the Fire	Elizabeth Moon	F - Vatta's Peace 2
Time Shadows	Deborah D. Moore	F
Grave (h2mm)	Michelle Sagara	UF - Queen of the Dead 3
Child of a Mad God	R. A. Salvatore	F - The Coven 1
Lincoln in the Bardo (h2tp)	George Saunders	LF
The Science Fiction Hall of Fame, Volume One 1929-1964: The Greatest Science Fiction Stories of All Time Chosen by the Members of the Science Fiction Writers of America (e)	Robert Silverberg	SF - Anthology
The Bastard Legion	Gavin G. Smith	SF/SO - The Bastard Legion 1
The Year of Our War	Steph Swainston	F - Castle 1
No Present Like Time	Steph Swainston	F - Castle 2
The Gone World	Tom Sweterlitsch	SF/AP/PA
Paris Adrift	E.J. Swift	SF
Bringers of Hell	Travis S. Taylor	SF - Tau Ceti Agenda 6
Jagannath	Karin Tidbeck	LF - Collection
The Last Wolf (D)	Maria Vale	PNR - The Legend of All Wolves 1
Star Trek: Discovery: Drastic Measures	Dayton Ward	SF - Star Trek: Discovery
Blood Binds the Pack	Alex Wells	SF - Hunger Makes the Wolf 2

D - Debut
e - eBook
Ed - Editor
h2mm - Hardcover to Mass Market Paperback
h2tp - Hardcover to Trade Paperback
ri - reissue or reprint



AC - Alien Contact
AP - Apocalyptic
CF - Contemporary Fantasy
DF - Dark Fantasy
Dys - Dystopian
F - Fantasy
FairyT - Fairy Tales
FolkT - Folk Tales
FR - Fantasy Romance
GH - Ghost(s)
GN - Graphic Novel
H - Horror
HC - History and Criticism
Hist - Historical
HistF - Historical Fantasy
HSF - Hard Science Fiction
LF - Literary Fiction
LitCol - Literary Collection
LM - Legend and Mythology
MR - Magical Realism
MTI - Media Tie-In
NR - Near Future
P - Paranormal
PA - Post Apocalyptic
PCM - Paranormal Cozy Mystery
PM - Paranormal Mystery
PNR - Paranormal Romance
SF - Science Fiction
SFR - Science Fiction Romance
SO - Space Opera
Sup - Supernatural
SupTh - Supernatural Thriller
Th - Thriller
TT - Time Travel
UF - Urban Fantasy

Note: Not all genres and formats are found in the books, etc. listed above.

Covers Revealed - Recent and Upcoming Works by DAC Authors

Here are some of the recent and upcoming works by formerly featured DAC Authors! The year in parentheses is the year the author was featured in the DAC.

Sean Danker (2016)

The Glory of the Empress
Admiral 3
Ace, May 1, 2018
Trade Paperback and eBook, 320 pages

From the author of Admiral and Free Space comes an exciting military science fiction novel about an eclectic mix of Evagardian soldiers on a mission to test a new weapon, but instead find something much more dangerous.

The war between Evagardian Empire and the Commonwealth is at its peak.

The Evagardians have developed a weapon that could change everything, but they can’t use it until it’s been fully tested. Targeting unsuspecting pirates in a newly annexed system, far from the worst of the fighting, is supposed to be a safe way to determine if the weapon is ready for live combat.

Everything about the mission is unconventional; the crew of twelve has been pulled from every corner of the Imperial Service, but it should still be an easy tour. After all, a few pirates can’t possibly threaten Evagard’s elite, especially when they’re armed with the most powerful technology in the Imperium.

But it’s an unproven system aboard an experimental ship, and there are worse things than pirates waiting in the Demenis System. Far from the front lines, the crew of the Lydia Bennett is about to start a war of their own, and they’re a long way from home.

Amazon : Barnes and Noble : Book Depository : Books-A-Million : IndieBound

Google Play : iBooks : Kobo

Previously

Jennifer David Hesse (2016)

Yuletide Homicide
A Wiccan Wheel Mystery 3
Kensington, September 26, 2017
Mass Market Paperback and eBook, 320 pages

It’s Christmas in Edindale, Illinois, and family law attorney Keli Milanni is preparing to celebrate the Wiccan holiday Yuletide, a celebration of rebirth. But this Yuletide someone else is focused on dying . . .
After years of practicing in secret, Keli has come out as a Wiccan to her boyfriend, and she feels like this Yuletide she’s the one who’s being reborn. But the Solstice is the longest night of the year, and Keli is about to stumble on a mystery so dangerous, she’ll be lucky to make it to morning.

Paired with her unbearably stuffy colleague Crenshaw Davenport III, Keli goes undercover at a real estate company owned by mayoral candidate Edgar Harrison. An old friend of Keli’s boss, Harrison, is being blackmailed, and it’s up to her to find the culprit. But the morning after the company holiday party, Harrison is found dead underneath the hotel Christmas tree. The police rule the death an accident, but Keli knows better—and she’ll risk her own rebirth to nab a missing killer.

“Enjoyable . . . A wintry, woodsy setting.” —Kirkus Reviews on Bell, Book and Candlemas

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Google Play : iBooks : Kobo

Previously

Alex Wells (2017)

Blood Binds the Pack
Angry Robot, February 6, 2018
Mass Market Paperback and eBook
Cover by Ignacio Lazcan

Join the fight for the people and power of Tanegawa’s world in this thrilling sequel to Hunger Makes the Wolf

War is coming to Hob Ravani’s world. The company that holds it in monopoly, TransRift Inc, has at last found what they’re looking for-the source of the power that enables their Weathermen to rip holes in space and time, allowing the interstellar travel all of human society now takes for granted. And they will mine every last grain of it from Tanegawa’s World no matter the cost.

Since Hob Ravani used her witchy powers to pull a massive train job and destroy TransRift Inc’s control on this part of the planet, the Ghost Wolves aren’t just outlaws, they’re the resistance. Mag’s miner collective grows restless as TransRift pushes them ever harder to strip the world of its strange, blue mineral. Now Shige Rollins has returned with a new charge-Mr Yellow, the most advanced model of Weatherman, infused with the recovered mineral samples and made into something stranger, stronger, and deadlier than before. And Mr Yellow is very, very hungry.

File Under: Science Fiction

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iBooks : Kobo

Previously

2017 Debut Author Challenge Cover Wars - March Debuts

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The Beachhead

Before This Is Over

The Case of the Green-Dressed Ghost

Eggshells

Himself

The Hour of Daydreams

Hunger Makes the Wolf

The Impossible Fairy Tale

Lotus Blue

The Lucky Ones

The Mermaid's Daughter

The Return

The Roanoke Girls

Sonora

Space Tripping

Spaceman of Bohemia

Taduno's Song

The Vine That Ate the South

 

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Cover Design: Emma Graves

Cover Design: Gigi Little

Feather modified from an original image by Partha S. Sahana

Other images: Morguefile

Cover: Ignacio Lazcano

Cover Design: Kapo Ng

Cover Illustration: Laruen Saint-Onge

Cover Design: Lesley Worrell

Jacket Design: Tal Goretsky

Jacket Photographs: Milton Wordley/Hulton Archive/Getty Images (grid);

Westend61/Getty Images (frames); spxChrome/E+/Getty Images (oval frame);

CSA Images/Printstock Collection/Getty Images (wallpaper); Ottmar Bierwagen/

ImageBrief.com (picture of house); Pete Ryan/National Geographic/

Getty Images (background of house)

Jacket Design and Illustration: Oliver Munday

Cover and Interior Illustrations: J.D. Wilkes

Interview with Alex Wells, author of Hunger Makes the Wolf

Please welcome Alex Wells to The Qwillery as part of the 2017 Debut Author Challenge Interviews. Hunger Makes the Wolf was published on March 7th by Angry Robot.

TQ:  Welcome to The Qwillery. When and why did you start writing?

Alex:  I’ve basically been writing as long as I have been able to write. My mom has actually given me some of my more memorable grade school efforts, such as The Very Hungry Dinosaur, in which a whip-wielding brontosaurus demands to be appeased with donuts. So I can’t really say why; I can’t imagine life without writing.



TQ:  Are you a plotter, a pantser or a hybrid?

Alex:  Plotter all the way. I tend to write extensive outlines. For the book I’m currently working on, the outline has 445 points and is over 10,000 words long. I find that it helps hammer out the major plot structure issues in a way that means less rewriting will be needed. Then I can catch smaller changes that will help with tension or continuity while I’m actually writing the draft.



TQ:  What is the most challenging thing for you about writing?

Alex:  Getting the rough draft finished. I do all right with outlining, and I edit like a boss. Sitting down and actually writing the rough draft is probably the part I enjoy the least, because even with an outline on hand, it’s extremely difficult.



TQ:  What has influenced / influences your writing?

Alex:  I’m sure I’m influenced a lot by whomever I’ve been reading recently, particularly Lois McMaster Bujold since she’s my comfort read that I come back to over and over again. I think film has probably had an even bigger influence on me, though. I tend to think in terms of visuals and scenes. I really love shooty-fighty-things blowing up spectacle films like many of the recent Marvel Cinematic Universe movies—because really, who doesn’t? I grew up watching Star Wars and Indiana Jones and those have definitely stuck with me and propelled my love for ridiculous adventure stories. Lately I’ve found myself really reaching for films that have a bit more going than explosions as well, particularly a lot of the science fiction we’re seeing out of the UK film industry (for example, Attack the Block, The Girl With All the Gifts, and Moon). When I was writing this though, I thought about David Lynch’s Dune and the animated film Akira for the most part.



TQ:  Describe Hunger Makes the Wolf in 140 characters or less.

Alex:  Dune, but with more space witches, gun fights, and a mercenary biker gang. So not really Dune. But lots of sand.



TQ:  Tell us something about Hunger Makes the Wolf that is not found in the book description.

Alex:  The major emotional foundation of the book is the extremely close friendship between Hob Ravani and her best friend, Mag. It’s a book that centers female friendship and never falsely pits women against each other.



TQ:  What inspired you to write Hunger Makes the Wolf? What appeals to you about writing Science Fiction?

Alex:  I started off with a single short story, because I had the image in my head, of a little girl tricked into almost dying in the desert. Then I wanted to write more about her and her life. What I really like most about science fiction is that it’s a setting rather than plot-based genre… so you can have almost any kind of plot structure in a setting whose only requirement is the element of “what if.” There is so much variation to be had in the genre, and it’s attracted lot of daring writers who want to push the envelope.



TQ:  What sort of research did you do for Hunger Makes the Wolf?

Alex:  I did a lot of historical research about the nineteenth and early twentieth century labor movement in the United States, particularly the 1913-1914 Colorado Coal Field Wars, which ended in a massacre at the town of Ludlow. At the time I was also in geology field camp, so got to make trips out to Moab and various areas of New Mexico for geological inspiration.



TQ:  Please tell us about Hunger Makes the Wolf's cover.

Alex:  The cover’s got Hob Ravani front and center. I think Ignacio Lazcano did a great job of depicting her character because there’s not even a whiff of cheesecake about her. I think we’re seeing less objectification on covers in general, which is great. He really nailed her look and her attitude. Also, he did a phenomenal job of depicting the desert landscape of the world, and you can see even more since the cover wraps around.



TQ:  In Hunger Makes the Wolf who was the easiest character to write and why? The hardest and why?

Alex:  Hob is definitely the easiest character to write, because she’s extremely straightforward. She knows what she wants, and she’ll go through whatever is in her path to get it done. I wouldn’t say she’s uncomplicated, but she doesn’t play games. The most difficult character… it’s really a tie between the Bone Collector and Shige. The Bone Collector is hard because he has a completely different set of priorities from any of the more human characters, and he also operates on a completely different, much longer time scale. Shige is hard because he’s the guy working multiple angles at all times, and playing a role while he does it. So I always have to be clear with him when he’s acting genuinely and when he’s doing something to maintain his cover.



TQ:  Why have you chosen to include or not chosen to include social issues in Hunger Makes the Wolf?

Alex:  The only issue I really consciously chose to include were the themes about the labor movement. Workers have lost a hell of a lot of ground since the unions won their war at the end of the Gilded Age, and I don’t think it’s a controversial statement to say we’ve entered a new Gilded Age, with companies finding new ways to exploit workers at every turn. I grew up in a union house, and was in a union during my first job, and I’ve noticed the endless smear campaign against unions has been upsettingly successful. I want to remind people that there is power in a union, not because the union is some kind of life unto itself, but because it’s made of a multitude of people choosing to speak with one voice and stand together to lift each other up. It’s easy to feel disempowered when you stand alone—it’s the union, it’s solidarity that makes us strong. And solidarity is more than just for unions—and it’s not real solidarity if it costs you nothing.



TQ:  Which question about Hunger Makes the Wolf do you wish someone would ask? Ask it and answer it!

Alex:

Question: So why is the sand orange?

Answer: In the book, I talk a lot about the “rocks” and “outcrops” the mines are in as being black. That generally means (assuming a geology similar to Earth’s) that there are high concentrations of magnesium- and iron-rich minerals in the rock. Over time, the iron-rich minerals, which are not stable at surface conditions, break down and oxidize. Coincidentally, the mineral that survives the best at surface conditions like that is quartz—which rounds really nicely after being blown around by the wind for a couple million years and becomes sand. Because we’re in a desert environment, most of the ferrous oxides are going to be anhydrous, which has a very characteristic red-orange color—it’s rust. The quartz sand I mentioned earlier gets stained by the rust. That gives it a red or orange color. I was heavily inspired by the Red Desert in Wyoming (US) and the Simpson Desert in central Australia.



TQ:  Give us one or two of your favorite non-spoilery quotes from Hunger Makes the Wolf.

Alex:

          “That will change,” he said, turning to leave. He gingerly touched his nose. “Though with less of this, I trust.”
          Hob smiled crookedly. “Depends on how fuckin’ mysterious you gotta act.”


“I got plenty of choices.” Mag felt her throat beginning to close up and gritted her teeth. “Just might not be the choices you’d make.”



TQ:  What's next?

Alex:  I’m writing these answers as I take a break from writing the rough draft of the sequel to Hunger Makes the Wolf. So I’m excited about that. I also will have a short story with Tor.com later this year, which I’m extremely proud of.



TQ:  Thank you for joining us at The Qwillery.

Alex:  Thanks for having me. It was fun!

Hunger Makes the Wolf
Angry Robot, March 7, 2017
Mass Market Paperback and eBook, 464 pages

The strange planet known as Tanegawa’s World is owned by TransRifts Inc, the company with the absolute monopoly on interstellar travel. Hob landed there ten years ago, a penniless orphan left behind by a rift ship. She was taken in by Nick Ravani and quickly became a member of his mercenary biker troop, the Ghost Wolves.

Ten years later, she discovers that the body of Nick’s brother out in the dunes. Worse, his daughter is missing, taken by shady beings called the Weathermen. But there are greater mysteries to be discovered - both about Hob and the strange planet she calls home.

File Under: Science Fiction [ Road of Fury | Hob’s Angels | Ghost on the Highway | The Weatherman Says ]

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About Alex

Alex Wells is a writer, geologist, and sharp-dressed sir. They’ve had short stories in Strange Horizons, Lightspeed, Daily Science Fiction, Shimmer, and more. Alex is a host on the popular Skiffy and Fanty podcast, where they talk about movies and other nerdy sci-fi and fantasy things.








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The View From Monday - March 6, 2017

Happy 1st Monday in March. Only 14 days until Spring!


There are 10 Debuts this week:

Taduno's Song by Odafe Atogun;

The Case of the Green-Dressed Ghost (Dr Ribero's Agency of the Supernatural 1) by Lucy Banks;

The Mermaid's Daughter by Ann Claycomb;

Space Tripping by Patrick Edwards;

The Roanoke Girls by Amy Engel;

Spaceman of Bohemia by Jaroslav Kalfar;

The Lucky Ones by Julianne Pachico;

Lotus Blue by Cat Sparks;

Hunger Makes the Wolf by Alex Wells;

and

The Impossible Fairy Tale by Han Yujoo.

Clicking on a novel's cover will take you to its Amazon page.

From formerly featured DAC Authors:

iD (Machine Dynasty 2) by Madeline Ashby is out in Mass Market Paperback;

The Devil's Bible (Bohemian Gospel 2) by Dana Chamblee Carpenter;

Saint's Blood (The Greatcoats 3) by Sebastien de Castell is out in Trade Paperback;

Standard Hollywood Depravity (A Ray Electromatic Mystery) by Adam Christopher;

Archangel (Spectre War 2) by Margaret Fortune;

Smells Like Finn Spirit (The Familia Arcana 3) by Randy Henderson;

The Holver Alley Crew (Streets of Maradaine 1) by Marshall Ryan Maresca

Sins of Empire (Gods of Blood and Powder 1) by Brian McClellan;

The Malice (The Vagrant Trilogy 2) by Peter Newman;

Three Queens in Erin (Something Red 4) by Douglas Nicholas;

Seven Surrenders (Terra Ignota 2) by Ada Palmer;

The Song Rising (The Bone Season 3) by Samantha Shannon;

and

The Last Days of Magic by Mark Tompkins is out in Trade Paperback.

Clicking on a novel's cover will take you to its Amazon page.

Debut novels are highlighted in green. Novels, etc. by formerly featured DAC Authors are highlighted in blue.

March 6, 2017

TITLE	AUTHOR	SERIES
Nuala: A Fable	Kimmy Beach	LF/MR/FairyT/FolkT/LM

March 7, 2017

TITLE	AUTHOR	SERIES
iD (tp2mm)	Madeline Ashby	SF - Machine Dynasty 2
Taduno's Song (D)	Odafe Atogun	LF/Hist/CulH
Little Green Men--Attack!	Robin Wayne Bailey (ed) Bryan Thomas Schmidt (ed)	SF
The Case of the Green-Dressed Ghost (D)	Lucy Banks	UF - Dr Ribero's Agency of the Supernatural 1
Etched in Bone	Anne Bishop	F/DF - A Novel of the Others 5
Gather Her Round	Alex Bledsoe	CF/FairyT/FolkT/LM - Tufa Novels 5
Silence Fallen	Patricia Briggs	UF - A Mercy Thompson Novel 10
Hekla's Children	James Brogden	H
Witchy Eye	D.J. Butler	F
The Devil's Bible	Dana Chamblee Carpenter	Th - Bohemian Gospel 2
Saint's Blood (h2tp)	Sebastien de Castell	HistF - The Greatcoats 3
The Erstwhile	Brian Catling	F/Hist/LF - Vorrh 2
Standard Hollywood Depravity	Adam Christopher	SF/Noir/M - A Ray Electromatic Mystery
The Mermaid's Daughter (D)	Ann Claycomb	CW
Space Tripping (D)	Patrick Edwards	F/HU/SF/SO
The Roanoke Girls (D - Adult)	Amy Engel	Sus/Th/Psy/CW
The Night Ocean	Paul La Farge	LF/Hist/M
Archangel	Margaret Fortune	SF/SO - Spectre War 2
Souljacker	Yasmine Galenorn	PNR/UF/P - Lily Bound 1
The Unforgettable Wolf	Jane Godman	PNR
Firestorm	Donna Grant	PNR - Dark Kings 10
Firestorm: Volume 4: A Dragon Romance (e)	Donna Grant	PNR - Dark Kings
Eleanor	Jason Gurley	F/LF/VisMeta
Smells Like Finn Spirit	Randy Henderson	F/HU/UF - The Familia Arcana 3
Rescued by the Wolf	Kristal Hollis	PNR
Sanctuary Cove	Kate James	PNR
Spaceman of Bohemia (D)	Jaroslav Kalfar	LF
Delusion's Master	Tanith Lee	DF/Dys - Flat Earth 3
The Progeny (h2tp)	Tosca Lee	Sus - Descendants of the House of Bathory 1
Rosemary's Baby (50th Anniversary Edition)	Ira Levin	Sus/Sup/H
The Holver Alley Crew	Marshall Ryan Maresca	UF/M - Streets of Maradaine 1
Hisses and Honey	Shannon Mayer	UF - The Venom Trilogy 3
Sins of Empire	Brian McClellan	F - Gods of Blood and Powder 1
Magic For Nothing	Seanan McGuire	UF - InCryptid 6
Forges of Mars Omnibus	Graham McNeill	SF - Forges of Mars
The Malice	Peter Newman	DF  - The Vagrant Trilogy 2
Three Queens in Erin	Douglas Nicholas	HistF - Something Red 4
Cursed Command	Christopher Nuttall	SF - Angel in the Whirlwind 3
What Is Not Yours Is Not Yours (h2tp)	Helen Oyeyemi	MR/FairyT/FolkT/LM
The Lucky Ones (D)	Julianne Pachico	MR/LF/CulH
Seven Surrenders	Ada Palmer	SF - Terra Ignota 2
The Lovecraft Squad	John Llewellyn Probert	H - All Hallows Horror Trilogy 1
The Song Rising	Samantha Shannon	F - The Bone Season 3
Lotus Blue (D)	Cat Sparks	SF/AP/PA
How to Tame a Beast in Seven Days	Kerrelyn Sparks	FR - The Embraced 1
Challenges of the Deeps	Ryk E. Spoor	SF - Grand Central Arena 3
Warbeast	Gav Thorpe	F - The Realmgate Wars 6
The Last Days of Magic (h2tp)	Mark Tompkins	HistF/Hist/Occ/Sup
Her True Match	Paige Tyler	PRS - X-Ops 6
Deathwatch: Ignition	Various	SF - Deathwatch
Above His Proper Station	Lawrence Watt-Evans	F - The Fall of the Sorcerers 2
Hunger Makes the Wolf (D)	Alex Wells	SF/SO
The Impossible Fairy Tale (D)	Han Yujoo	LF

March 8, 2017

TITLE	AUTHOR	SERIES
Come See the Living Dryad: A Tor.com Original (e)	Theodora Goss	F
Pressed to Death	Kirsten Weiss	PM - A Perfectly Proper Paranormal Museum Mystery 2

March 10, 2017

TITLE	AUTHOR	SERIES
Behold the Void	Philip Fracassi	H

D - Debut
e - eBook
Ed - Editor
h2mm - Hardcover to Mass Market Paperback
h2tp - Hardcover to Trade Paperback
ri - reissue or reprint
tp2mm - Trade to Mass Market Paperback
Tr - Translator



AB - Absurdist
AC - Alien Contact
AH - Alternate History
AP - Apocalyptic
CF - Contemporary Fantasy
CulH - Cultural Heritage
CW - Contemporary Women
DF - Dark Fantasy
Dys - Dystopian
F - Fantasy
FairyT - Fairy Tales
FL - Family Life
FolkT - Folk Tales
FR - Fantasy Romance
GH - Ghosts
H - Horror
HC - History and Criticism
Hist - Historical
HistF - Historical Fantasy
HU - Humor
LF - Literary Fiction
LM - Legends and Mythology
M - Mystery
MR - Magical Realism
Occ - Occult
P - Paranormal
PA - Post Apocalyptic
PM - Paranormal Mystery
PNR - Paranormal Romance
PopCul - Popular Culture
PRS - Paranormal Romantic Suspense
Psy - Psychological
PsyTh - Psychological Thriller
SF - Science Fiction
SO - Space Opera
Sup - Supernatural
SupTh - Supernatural Thriller
Sus - Suspense
TechTh - Technological Thriller
Th - Thriller
TT - Time Travel
UF - Urban Fantasy
VisMeta - Visionary and Metaphysical

Note: Not all genres and formats are found in the books, etc. listed above.