This month is enormous for followers of sci-fi and fantasy books. We’ve obtained James S.A. Corey’s last Expanse e-book, Leviathan Falls; a brand new assortment of tales by io9 co-founder Charlie Jane Anders referred to as Even Greater Mistakes; and the most recent Brandon Sanderson Skyward Series novel, Cytonic. Plus, new books from Marissa Meyer, Tad Williams, Neal Stephenson, Nnedi Okorafor, and so many extra.
Star Mother by Charlie N. Holmberg
A girl chosen by the Sun God to offer start to a star miraculously survives, however when she returns to her village, 700 years have handed. With a godling as her information, she units out on a journey each mortal and celestial to try to discover her descendants. (November 1)
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Anticipation by Melodie Winawer
While on trip in Greece along with her nine-year-old son, a scientist and up to date widow meets a mysterious tour information who wants her assist to outlive a centuries-old household curse. (November 2)
Brothers of the Wind by Tad Williams
The writer’s newest set on the earth of Osten Ard is a brief novel that takes place a thousand years earlier than The Dragonbone Chair. It tells the story of royal brothers Hakatri and Ineluki, and what occurs when certainly one of them boldly declares he’ll slay a lethal monster. (November 2)
The Ghost Tracks by Celso Hurtado
To assist pay for his grandmother’s most cancers therapy, a Texas teen begins taking purchasers on as a paranormal investigator. (November 2)
Gilded by Marissa Meyer
The fantasy writer returns to the realm of fairy tales with this Rumpelstiltskin-inspired novel. Read extra about Gilded right here. (November 2)
A Marvellous Light by Freya Marske
In Edwardian England, a younger man is pressured so as to add yet another factor to his already full plate: turning into the liaison to a secret magical society. Soon he should workforce up with a fellow bureaucrat to uncover a lethal conspiracy towards magicians. (November 2)
Perhaps the Stars by Ada Palmer
The Terra Ignota collection concludes with this entry, which sees a world civil battle ripping aside the false sense of stability given by the Hive nations, which exist with out mounted areas. It’s as much as a prison to attempt to restore order, as humankind begins to surprise if leaving the planet is its solely alternative for the longer term. (November 2)
The Seventh Queen by Greta Kelly
The sequel to The Frozen Crown concludes the story of warrior, witch, and future queen Askia, who should additionally turn into a spy if she desires to evade a pressured marriage that’ll strip her of her powers. (November 2)
Skin of the Sea by Natasha Bowen
In this story impressed by West African mythology, a mermaid should pay the implications when she breaks a sacred rule with the intention to save a human life. We simply posted an excerpt right here. (November 2)
Something More Than Night by Kim Newman
This horror story set in Nineteen Thirties Hollywood imagines that Raymond Chandler, Boris Karloff, and an investigator for the DA’s workplace should work collectively to research a mysterious monster. (November 2)
Terciel and Elinor by Garth Nix
The writer returns to the world of his Old Kingdom fantasy collection for this prequel exploring the love story of Sabriel’s mother and father, who met on a magical journey after they had been teenagers. (November 2)
You’ve Reached Sam by Dustin Thao
When a teen lady’s boyfriend dies, she will be able to’t cease calling his cellphone simply to listen to his voicemail… till the day he truly, by some means, picks up his cellphone from the opposite facet. (November 2)
All of Us Villains by Amanda Foody and Christine Lynn Herman
Once a era, seven households compete in a match the place the prize is highly effective magic… and the losers all die. As the subsequent competitors ramps up, the discharge of a new tell-all e-book modifications the stakes like by no means earlier than. (November 9)
Arch of Bone by Jane Yolen
This magical follow-up to Moby Dick sees the teenage son of the Pequod’s late first mate embark on a coming-of-age journey along with his loyal canine. (November 9)
The Forgotten Memories of Vera Glass by Anna Priemaza
In this modern YA story, when a younger girl and her greatest pal each begin feeling like they’re forgetting one thing essential, they got down to uncover if somebody with magic talents is responsible. (November 9)
Noor by Nnedi Okorafor
In near-future Nigeria, a girl who embraces her many physique augmentations—mandatory since start, with extra added after a automotive accident—should go on the run after she’s marked as a “murderess” by everybody who eagerly watches her each live-streamed transfer. (November 9)
Sinopticon 2021: A Celebration of Chinese Science Fiction curated and translated by Xueting Christine Ni
This assortment gathers 13 tales, translated into English for the primary time, from a variety of Chinese sci-fi authors. Contributors embody Gu Shi, Han Song, Hao Jingfang, Nian Yu, Wang Jinkang, Zhao Haihong, Tang Fei, Ma Boyong, Anna Wu, A Que, Bao Shu, Regina Kanyu Wang, and Jiang Bo. (November 9)
Thanatrauma by Steve Rasnic Tem
The Bram Stoker, World Fantasy, and British Fantasy Award-winning writer presents a set of 21 tales, together with 4 brand-new works, that dig into darkish fears and unfold throughout bizarre, sinister settings. (November 9)
The Undertakers by Nicole Glover
The Murder & Magic historic fantasy collection continues as Hetty and Benjy Rhodes—a married pair of supernatural detectives dwelling in post-Civil War Philadelphia—tackle a wierd new case involving a number of victims. (November 9)
Wild Cards XII: Turn of the Cards written by Victor Milan, edited by George R.R. Martin
This is a standalone entry within the long-running fantasy collection; it follows a biochemist who should faucet into his three personalities to evade the CIA, the DEA, and “the Wild Card mistress of the winds, Mistral.” (November 9)
The World of Robert Jordan’s The Wheel of Time by Robert Jordan and Teresa Patterson
With the Amazon adaptation arriving this month, there’s no higher time to immerse your self on the earth of Wheel of Time with this collection companion full of illustrations, maps, histories, guides to the characters and creatures, and extra. (November 9)
Year of the Reaper by Makiia Lucier
In this standalone fantasy, a weary lord returns residence after surviving a battle and a plague and should workforce up with a historian to find why an murderer is concentrating on the queen’s interior circle. (November 9)
The Best Horror of the Year Volume 13 edited by Ellen Datlow
Nathan Ballingrud, Gemma Files, Stephen Graham Jones, Thana Niveau, Catriona Ward, and extra contribute to this annual compendium of horror tales from the earlier yr. (November 16)
Confessions of a Puppetmaster: A Hollywood Memoir of Ghouls, Guts, and Gonzo Filmmaking by Charles Band
“From the toilet-invading creatures of Ghoulies to the time-travelling bounty hunter in Trancers to the pandemic-crashed Corona Zombies, Band has spent four decades giving B-movie lovers exactly what they love.” Horror followers already know this one will likely be important studying. (November 16)
Death Draws Five by John Jos. Miller, edited by George R.R. Martin
Yep, it’s a double Wild Cards month, with this quantity within the collection following a newly minted Ace named John Fortune as he grapples along with his rising powers. (November 16)
Elder Race by Adrian Tchaikovsky
On a faraway planet, the queen’s youngest daughter asks a younger scientist (whom everybody believes is a sorcerer, despite the fact that he’s not) for assist in defeating the demon that’s been terrorizing their land. (November 16)
Even Greater Mistakes: Stories by Charlie Jane Anders
A brand new sci-fi short-story assortment from the io9 co-founder and Hugo-winning writer. (November 16)
The Every by Dave Eggers
This follow-up to The Circle explores what occurs when—after the world’s largest social media web site merges with the world’s largest ecommerce web site—an entry-level worker decides she desires to take the corporate down from inside. (November 16)
A Few Last Words for the Late Immortals by Michael Bishop
This retrospective assortment consists of 50 brief items—nothing over 3,000 phrases, and consists of each tales and poems, in addition to a play—spanning the writer’s whole profession. (November 16)
The God Is Not Willing by Steven Erikson
Set on the earth of the writer’s Malazan Book of the Fallen, this primary e-book in a brand new sequel trilogy introduces a warlord decided to satisfy his god as his individuals prepared for a large migration. (November 16)
Isolate: A Novel within the Grand Illusion by L.E. Modesitt, Jr.
In this political fantasy, a person with the uncommon skill to not be influenced by empaths should workforce up with one as a part of a safety workforce tasked with defending a high-ranking official. When one of many official’s colleagues dies underneath mysterious circumstances, their investigation turns up startling truths about their leaders. (November 16)
Our Violent Ends by Chloe Gong
The sequel to These Violent Delights returns to 1927 Shanghai, the place Juliette and Roma should put apart their love-hate emotions in the event that they’re going to workforce up and save the town from the monsters that threaten it. (November 16)
Termination Shock by Neal Stephenson
In a near-future world devastated by superstorms and different environmental disasters introduced on by local weather change, numerous characters all over the world face the implications of Earth’s new state—whereas a billionaire launches a daring scheme to save lots of the planet by reversing international warming. (November 16)
Warped and Faded: Weird Wednesday and the Birth of the American Genre Film Achive by Lars Nilsen, edited by Kier-La Janisse
This non-fiction e-book charts the founding of the American Genre Film Archive, from its earliest kind as free horror and exploitation film screenings on the then-newly opened Alamo Drafthouse in Austin, Texas to the influential drive it’s immediately. (November 16)
You Feel It Just Below the Ribs by Jeffrey Cranor and Janina Matthewson
In an alternate model of the twentieth century, a girl dwelling in the course of the rise of the post-war “New Society” turns into a part of the plan to make individuals dwell their lives in unattached isolation—one thing she believes in till she realizes its sinister intent. (November 16)
You Sexy Thing by Cat Rambo
Described as “Farscape meets The Great British Bake-Off,” this house opera takes place at a station situated on the fringe of the universe, the place an ex-commander and her former crew have discovered contentment working on the restaurant they co-own—till an enemy from the previous pays a most unwelcome go to. (November 16)
Cytonic by Brandon Sanderson
The Skyward collection continues. Starfighter pilot Spensa realizes the truth that she’s Cytonic would possibly make her the one one capable of defeat the mysterious, well-armed alien drive that’s at the moment threatening the galaxy. (November 23)
Forging a Nightmare by Patricia A. Jackson
An FBI agent on the case of a serial killer that targets the descendants of fallen angels is shocked to understand that he’s amongst their numbers—and the killer has eyes on him as their subsequent sufferer. (November 23)
Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone by Diana Gabaldon
The ninth e-book within the Outlander collection is about in the course of the American Revolution, because the lately reunited Jamie Fraser and Claire Randall, in addition to their daughter Briana and her household, wrestle to remain collectively and survive in North Carolina as battle looms round them. (November 23)
The Second Shooter by Nick Mamatas
In this sci-fi thriller, a reporter assigned to research a mass-shooting phenomenon by which individuals declare to see a fleeting “second shooter” groups up with a household of conspiracy buffs to uncover some unusual and harmful secrets and techniques. (November 23)
City of the Dead by James Patterson and Mindy McGinnis
Maximum Ride and her daughter, Hawk, be part of forces to save lots of the City of the Dead—an pressing activity because the useless have began to outnumber and overpower the dwelling. (November 29)
Alien Hostiles by Ian Douglas
The Solar Warden army sci-fi collection continues as house Nazis workforce up with sinister aliens with the aim of enslaving everybody on Earth. Can Mark Hunter and his workforce of Navy SEALs shield the planet as soon as once more? (November 30)
Critical Role: Vox Machina—Kith & Kin by Marieke Nijkamp
Aimed at Critical Role followers, this story fleshes out the pasts of half-elf twins Vex’ahlia and Vax’ildan previous to their becoming a member of up with Vox Machina. (November 30)
Jade Legacy by Fonda Lee
The Green Bone Saga continues because the Kaul siblings combat for management in a metropolis that’s been overtaken by individuals attempting to get their palms on jade, which bestows magical talents on anybody, good or evil, who’s capable of wield it. (November 30)
King of Battle and Blood by Scarlett St. Clair
A brand new epic fantasy begins as a girl is pressured to assist finish a battle by marrying a vampire king. When her scheme to homicide him fails, she units about attempting to grasp why he selected her as his bride. (November 30)
Leviathan Falls by James S.A. Corey
The much-anticipated ninth and last e-book within the Expanse collection—foundation of the favored Amazon TV collection—is right here eventually, which implies James Holden and the crew of the Rocinante have one final probability to save lots of humanity (once more). (November 30)
Star Trek: Coda: Book 3: Oblivion’s Gate by David Mack
As an apocalypse looms, it’s as much as Jean-Luc Picard, Benjamin Sisko, Ezri Dax, William Riker, and their crews to unite. Will all of them working collectively be sufficient to forestall all-out catastrophe? (November 30)
Vile Affections by Caitlín R. Kiernan
The writer’s seventeenth short-fiction assortment accommodates 22 tales the place “the boundaries of desire, fascination, passion, and dread collide.” (November 30)
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