Lord Patrek

The Best of Gene Wolfe is 2.99$ on Kindle. Victoria Schwab's City of Ghosts is 1.99$ on Kindle.

It is more likely to see the light in the spring/summer of 2020. Unless great chunks of the story had already been turned in and reviewed by the editor prior to his delivering the final manuscript. They'll also want to market it adequately, so they won't be in a rush to publish it.

Adrian Tchaikovsky's Redemtion's Blade is 0.99$ on Kindle (USA and Canada).

Mira Grant's Into the Drowning Deep is 2.99$ on Kindle.

Kate Elliott's Cold Magic is 3.99$ on Kindle.

Why not get the ebook edition? You'd get it on the day of publication.

Hmmm, I would have to say change. Far-reaching changes, be them social, political, financial, etc. Industrialisation and modernisation have great repercussions on everyone, most of them bad. The refugee crisis might signal the end of the Union's hegemony and perhaps the beginning of multiculturalism. So yeah, change is probably the main theme of this series thus far.

Never bet against the Bloody-Nine, that's what I say.

You should have seen me when I was the only reviewer with page proofs of the Malazan books! Drove some people on malazanempire.com crazy with my teaser posts!

And I didn't even mention the Bloody-Nine. . .

Well, it's as good as The Heroes, Red Country, and Last Argument of Kings if that works better for you.

Just finished Joe Abercrombie's A Little Hatred. Second only to Best Served Cold, as far as I'm concerned, and as good as The Heroes, Red Country, and Last Argument of Kings. You can read my review here. Lord Grimdark is back!

My review of A Little Hatred here.

My review of A Little Hatred here.

Well A Little Hatred now ranks at 9568 on amazon.com, so you see how quickly this can change. Just a few more pre-orders between yesterday and today and all of a sudden the book went up by quite a margin.