In this new feature, published on the last Wednesday of each month, I will take a look at five books set to be published in the next month that I am looking forward to. This month, we have another instant classic being published from a familiar name.
Instant classic: The Shepherd’s Crown (Terry Pratchett)-the final Discworld novel from the acclaimed and recently deceased author, this will be razor sharp and conclude the 41 book saga (27 August 2015)
Military history: Germany Ascendant: The Eastern Front 1915 (Prit Buttar)-covering the events of 100 years ago, Buttar discusses the front which is too often overlooked in the West (18 August 2015)
Historical fiction: Daisy’s Long Road Home (Merryn Allingham)-the last of the trilogy, after the end of the Second World War, the titular character has to search for peace and fulfilment (27 August 2015)
Biography: You’re Never Weird on the Internet (almost) (Felicia Day)-I hadn’t heard of Day, but the premise of the book sounds interesting, especially if her claims of being “semi-influential” on the internet (specifically in Goodreads for a time) are genuine, this will be an interesting read (13 August 2015)
High drama: Crooked Little Lies (Barbara Taylor Sissel)-this book promises an intense and thrilling plot with a likely psychological edge (1 August 2015)
I can’t wait for the second volume of Robin Hobbs’trilogy, Fitz and the Fool!
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I hadn’t heard of this series, what’s it about?
Thanks for reading and commenting!
Best, Matt
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Great fantasy– Hobb has written several theologies all set in the same world with distinct cultures and some overlapping characters. They’re great!
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I’ll add it to my ‘to be read’ list then!
Thanks for the recommendation.
Best, Matt
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