Bestsellers

Also, the movie tie-in edition of Ted Chiang’s Story of Your Life and Others (Vintage) is selling well on Amazon.com, ranking #15 when checked this morning.

Debuting this week is the paperback edition of Stephen King’s The Bazaar of Bad Dreams (Pocket), ranking #6 on both the New York Times mass market list and the combined USA Today ...Read More

Also debuting is a YA Star Wars novel, E.K. Johnston’s Star Wars Ahsoka (Disney Lucasfilm), ranking #1 on the New York Times Young Adult hardcover list.

Second, Cixin Liu’s Death’s End, the final book in his trilogy, on the same three lists, as high as #19 on the New York Times fiction hardcover list.

Also, though it’s been ranked with advance sales ...Read More

A new novel by Sarah J. Maas, Empire of Storms (Bloomsbury), to be published tomorrow, is selling well on all three Amazon lists today, ranking as high as #14.

Not ranked very high, but notable for ranking at all: N.K. Jemisin’s The Obelisk Gate (Orbit), the second volume in her trilogy that follows Hugo Award winner The Fifth Season, an award that has gotten a fair amount of press. It’s #126 on the combined USA Today list this week.

And Harry Potter and the ...Read More

And Harry Potter and the Cursed Child remains #1 on three print lists and and all three Amazon sites today.

Colson Whitehead’s literary alternate-reality novel The Underground Railroad (Doubleday) debuts strongly on four print lists, ranking as high as #2 at Washington Post.

Two other debuts this week: Sherrilyn Kenyon’s Dragonmark (St. Martin’s) on three lists, and Orson Scott Card & Aaron Johnston’s The ...Read More

Also debuting: Blake Crouch’s Dark Matter (Crown) on three lists.

Several isolated debuts this week, since they appear on a single list each without appearing on any others: most impressively, Michael J. Sullivan’s Age of Myth (Del Rey), #2 on the Washington Post list; Sylvain Neuvel’s Sleeping Giants (Del Rey), #47 on the USA Today list; and Gail Carriger’s Imprudence (Orbit), #131 on the USA Today list. But none of them appear on any other lists.

Last week’s showing of a new edition of L. Ron Hubbard’s Battlefield Earth was short-lived; it’s dropped off all lists this week.

Also debuting at #1, on the PW list, is Rick Yancey’s The Last Star (Putnam), final book in his 5th Wave trilogy. The two previous books, until last week ranked highly on the New York Times young adult lists for hardcover ...Read More

Also: A Star Wars novel by Claudia Gray ranks as high as #5, on the NYT list; Don DeLillo’s Zero K ranks as high as #11, on the ...Read More