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Arthur C. Clarke
and Stephen Baxter
Firstborn
978-0-345-49157-2 | $25.95 |
Del Rey | HC
The Firstborn—the mysterious race of aliens who first became known to science fiction fans as the builders of the iconic black monolith in 2001: A Space Odyssey—have inhabited Clarke's writing since the early years; in this new novel readers will finally encounter them face-to-face.
Felix Gilman
Thunderer
978-0-553-80676-2 | $24.00 | Spectra | TR
In the Dickensian city of Ararat, the shifting streets are haunted by gods, and the skies are patrolled by Captain Arlandes, the troubled commander of the city's first airship, the battle-galleon Thunderer—an astounding and unprecedented weapon.
Douglas A. Anderson
Tales Before Narnia: The Roots of Modern Fantasy and Science Fiction
978-0-345-49890-8 | $15.00 |
Del Rey | TR
Just in time for the May 16th release of Prince Caspian, the second Narnia film, this is a collection of the wonderful, under-the-radar fantasy literature that served as muse for the great C.S. Lewis.
Steve Rasnic Tem
and Melanie Tem
The Man on the Ceiling
978-0-7869-4858-1 | $14.95 | Wizards of the Coast | TR
A modern Fantasy classic and winner of the Bram Stoker and World Fantasy awards is reimagined by two of today's leading authors in the genre. Loosely autobio-
graphical yet surreal, this novel stares back at its readers like a Salvador Dali painting.
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Greg Keyes
The Born Queen
978-0-345-44069-3 | $26.00 |
Del Rey| HC
Centuries ago, Man defeated the last of the sorcerer lords, but magic has returned to the land, and strange creatures wander the world. Meanwhile, humans flounder forth, as nations betray nations, the church playing each against the others. This book will, at long last, complete "The Kingdoms of Thorn and Bone," a soon-to-be classic epic fantasy.
978-0-553-80528-4 | $18.00 | Bantam | HC
A romantic fantasy set in eighteenth-century Transylvania, two tribes of shape-shifting drakon must unite to fend off a vicious human attack—while the leaders of the two tribes must fend off an undeniable passion for one another.
Christopher Priest
The Inverted World
978-1-59017-269-8 | $15.95 |
New York Review Books| TR
Named in Science Fiction: The 100 Best Novels, this "hard" science fiction classic sets the standard with minute attention to scientific detail and an otherworldly, complex plot in which a city is winched along a track through a devastated land full of hostile tribes. However, it must keep moving, or face its own demise at the mercy of a gravitational field that has changed life on Earth.
Rob Rogers
Devil's Cape
978-0-7869-4901-4 | $14.95 |
Wizards of the Coast | HC
If New Orleans has earned its "Sin City" nickname for its debauchery, then Devil's Cape has earned its "Pirate Town" moniker for the violence and blatant corruption that have marred the city since its founding. Think Heroes with a Southern Gothic edge.
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