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19 October 2004
Asher, Neal :
Gridlinked
(Tor 0-765-34905-1, $7.99, 423pp, mass market paperback, September 2004)
(First edition: UK: Macmillan UK, March 2001) SF novel about a security agent from Earth investigating a disaster with interstellar matter transmitters called 'runcibles' that has wiped out a colony planet. It was Asher's first full-length novel.
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Baker, Kage :
Black Projects, White Knights: The Company Dossiers
(Golden Gryphon Press 1-930846-30-4, $15.95, 15+288pp, trade paperback, October 2004, cover illustration J.K. Potter)
(First edition: Golden Gryphon Press, September 2002) Collection of 14 related stories, 3 of them original to this book, about "The Company", a mysterious future organization that sends immortal cyborg time travellers into the past to retrieve historical artifacts and threatened species. The background is also that of several of Baker's novels.
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Brennan, Herbie :
Faerie Wars
(Bloomsbury USA 1582349436, $7.95, 368pp, trade paperback, September 2004)
(First edition: Bloomsbury USA, May 2003) YA fantasy novel about two teenaged boys, one human, one faerie. Sequel The Purple Emperor has just appeared in hardcover. (description.)
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Ian, Janis, & Mike Resnick, eds. :
Stars: Original Stories Based on the Songs of Janis Ian
(DAW 0-7564-0244-1, $7.5, 19+568pp, mass market paperback, September 2004)
(First edition: DAW, August 2003) Anthology of 30 original stories, based (as the subtitle says) on songs by Janis Ian, the singer/songwriter who established her career in the '70s with "Society's Child" and "At Seventeen". Authors include Terry Bisson, Joe Haldeman, John Varley, Gregory Benford, Mercedes Lackey, Robert J. Sawyer, Barry N. Malzberg, Stephen Baxter, Nancy Kress, Spider Robinson, David Gerrold, Sharon Lee & Steve Miller, Orson Scott Card, and many others.
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Pierce, Tamora :
Trickster's Choice
(Random House 0-375-82879-6, $8.95, 422pp, trade paperback, September 2004)
(First edition: Random House, September 2003) Young adult fantasy novel, first in a two-book series "Daughter of the Lioness", set in the Tortall realm setting of a dozen earlier novels. The second book, Trickster's Queen, has just appeared in hardcover (description).
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Ringo, John :
Hell's Faire
(Baen 0743488423, $7.99, 378pp, mass market paperback, August 2004)
(First edition: Baen, May 2003) Military SF novel, fourth in the series about humanity's war with the alien Posleens, following A Hymn Before Battle, Gust Front, and When the Devil Dances. The fifth book, Cally's War (with Julie Cochrane), has just appeared in hardcover.
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Straub, Peter :
lost boy lost girl
(Ballantine 0-449-14991-9, $7.99, 336pp, mass market paperback, October 2004)
(First edition: Random House, October 2003) Horror novel about a suicide, a serial killer, and an abandoned house. The book has its own website, lostboylostgirl.com, that displays a video referenced in the story. A sequel, In the Night Room, will be published this month.
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Stroud, Jonathan :
The Amulet of Samarkand
(Miramax 0786852550, $7.99, 462pp, trade paperback, August 2004)
(First edition: Miramax, September 2003) Young adult fantasy novel about a boy magician-in-training set in an alternate London, first in the "Bartimaeus Trilogy", whose second volume, The Golem's Eye, has just appeared in hardcover. (Description.)
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Wilson, F. Paul :
Sims
(Forge 0-765-34463-7, $7.99, 486pp, mass market paperback, September 2004)
(First edition: Forge, April 2003) Near-future SF thriller, about a lawyer fighting for the rights of genetically altered chimpanzees created as cheap labor. Parts were previously published as three novellas from Cemetery Dance Publications.
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