June 2013 SF&F Books (OT)

[Starbreaker]

SF Signal has a pretty expensive list of what is coming out this month: here

Anything catch anyone's eye? As the page itself claims, there's something for everyone including space opera, tie-in fiction, YA paranormal romance, etc.

I'm looking forward to:

Joyland by Stephen King
The Adjacent by Christopher Priest
The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman

 

[Greg Cox]

Nice to see a certain Kryptonian movie novelization included.

And, yeah, I want to read Joyland, too.

 

[Starbreaker]

Ah yes... Man of Steel: The Official Movie Novelization based on the Motion Picture Screenplay by Greg Cox available on June 18th in the US.

and

Star Trek: Enterprise: Rise of the Federation: A Choice of Futures by Christopher L. Bennett with a release date of June 25, 2013.

 

[JD]

Cool. Most of those kinds of list don't usually include tie-ins. I saw some good stuff in their, and not just the Trek stuff, MoS, and Star Wars stuff.

 

[Sakrysta]

Items that I know nothing about but was compelled to click on due to the beauty of the cover and/or the interest provoked by the title:

• Metro Winds by Isobelle Carmody (title and cover)
• The 'Geisters by David Nickle (title and cover)
• The Stranger by Anna Banks (cover)
• Wisp of a Thing by Alex Bledsoe (title)

Now off to read about them to see if they might be as interesting as they appear at first blush.

And here, for the record, I will state how HORRIBLE all the covers for the reprints of Anne McCaffrey's novels have been. Ugh. They all look like cards for a new CW series. (Actually, I'm not sure they're all THAT bad, it's just that compared to the beautiful covers from the 80s and 90s, they are vastly inferior. I cut my fantastical imagination's baby teeth on the covers for The Dragonriders of Pern and the Talent series.)

 

[Greg Cox]

Items that I know nothing about but was compelled to click on due to the beauty of the cover and/or the interest provoked by the title:

• Metro Winds by Isobelle Carmody (title and cover)
• The 'Geisters by David Nickle (title and cover)
• The Stranger by Anna Banks (cover)
• Wisp of a Thing by Alex Bledsoe (title)

Now off to read about them to see if they might be as interesting as they appear at first blush.

FYI: Wisp of a Thing is a semi-sequel to Bledsoe's earlier book,The Hum and the Shiver.

 

[Lt. Cheka Wey]

Cool. Most of those kinds of list don't usually include tie-ins. I saw some good stuff in their, and not just the Trek stuff, MoS, and Star Wars stuff.

I forgot that Miller's Kenobi will come out later and searched the list desperatly.

 

[CaptainDonovin]

Crash*by Guy Haley sounds interresting. I'm so far behind though, I've got three of the recent TOS novels, a few Star Wars, & 2313 on my kindle to read as well.