1: new John Crowley novel, titled; Lord Byron's Novel: The Evening Land, July 2005
2: new Dan Simmons titled Olympos, July 2005
3: new Clive Barker (which I am assuming will be part of the series he's been doing): the Scarlet Gospels, Aug 2005 in UK
4: two new Jim Butcher novels (1 in the Dresden Files series, 1 of the series he began w/ Furies of Calderon): May & July, 2005
5: new TIM POWERS book: Strange Itineraries, July 2005-- a complete-short-stories anthology.
Too much in July this year, sheesh.
2: new Dan Simmons titled Olympos, July 2005
3: new Clive Barker (which I am assuming will be part of the series he's been doing): the Scarlet Gospels, Aug 2005 in UK
4: two new Jim Butcher novels (1 in the Dresden Files series, 1 of the series he began w/ Furies of Calderon): May & July, 2005
5: new TIM POWERS book: Strange Itineraries, July 2005-- a complete-short-stories anthology.
Too much in July this year, sheesh.
A new John Crowley novel? Excuse me while I hyperventilate. I love the John Crowley good.
I assume you've read the short story antho that came out over this last 12 months or so? Only one newly-anthologized piece- the rest is 'Novelty', which is easy to come by, and 'Antiquities', which is something like HELL to come by (as there's only 1088 copies of the book anywhere on the planet).
I've seen the anthology, but I haven't read it yet because I've been up to my armpits in classes.
There's a really clever lit-crit book on Crowley's writing, too, titled 'Snake Hands'.
Too much in July?
Re: Too much in July?
i'll let you know if he suggests any good fiction books about people who get the most out of their lives here on earth.
I can't keep a straight face while I type this...
i actually went to his website to find these things
I must admit that most of the ones he recommends aren't fiction, though. He typically recommends stuff like a Binder, RPM Manual, Dated Daily Sheets, Weekly Planners, Monthly Sheets, Project Planners, Driving Force/More Fulfillment Sections, A-Z Name & Address Forms, Journal Notes, Communication Sheets, a Business Card Holder, a Clear Document Holder, a Calculator, a World Map, Personal Data Sheet, a Health & Fitness Record, a Conversion Table, an Expense Envelope, Auto Service Records, & a Personal Cash Flow Sheet.
If he recommends any fiction, though, I will let you know. Like I said...
t. rev
and buy the limited-to-800-copies first edition
the ONLY advantage
And really the ONLY one
is that the first ed. publishes at least a month prior to the trade.
go here.
I got a number in the first half of the run, too- which suggests, to me, that the option of having both is quite readily available.