Eric Brown – The Devil’s Nebula (Abaddon £7.99): “Weird space … A new evil
threatens the Expansion and the Vetch; the survival of both races may depend on
their ability to co-operate.”
John Courtenay Grimwood – The Outcast Blade (Orbit £12.99): “history,
politics and dark fantasy in an alternate Venice.” Book two of The Assassini.
N K Jemisin – The Killing Moon (Orbit £7.99): book one of the Dreamblood. “In the ancient city-state
of Gujaareh, peace is the only law. [The] priests of the dream-goddess harvest
the magic of the sleeping mind and use it to heal … and kill those judged
corrupt.”
Stacia Kane – Sacrificial Magic (Harper Voyager £7.99): “The departed have
arrived.” Book four of the Downside
Ghosts.
Tim Lebbon – The Cabin in the Woods (Titan £7.99): novelisation of the Joss
Whedon scripted movie.
Tanith Lee – Killing Violets: Gods' Dogs (Immanion £10.99): not seen.
George R R Martin – The Armageddon Rag (Gollancz £18.99): reprint of the 1983 novel.
Murder mystery with a touch of the supernatural, a hurrah to the 60s counter
culture.
Daniel Polansky – The Straight Razor Cure (Hodder £7.99): a Low Town novel. “Here, the criminal is king. Here, people can
disappear, and the lacklustre efforts of the guard ensure they are never found.”
Kim Stanley Robinson – 2312 (Orbit £18.99): “Earth is no longer our only home – advances have
opened gateways to the solar system and new habitats have been created on
moons, planets and in between.” But it looks as if human nature remains the
same.
John Trevillian – Forever A-Men (Matador £18.99): the conclusion to the A-Men trilogy, a story of “the
realisation that nothing is forever.”
Liber Ursi – Caballistic Planetary Rituals (Immanion £10.99): not seen.
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