I’ve been excited to get started on this — I think I’ve got a great line-up for this month. I’m enjoying switching the categories up a bit, and will probably do that every month, even if ‘ARCs’ and ‘library’ are probably gonna be a constant.
ARCs
Made to Kill, Adam Christopher.- The Grace of Kings, Ken Liu.
- Tower of Thorns, Juliet Marillier.
- The Palace Job, Patrick Weekes.
- Armada, Ernest Clines.
Library
Ghost Hawk, Susan Cooper.- Badgerland, Patrick Barkham.
Ask a Policeman, The Detection Club.The Great Zoo of China, Matthew Riley.- Garden Spells, Sarah Addison Allen.
Series
- The Boy Who Lost Fairyland, Catherynne M. Valente.
- Ancillary Mercy, Ann Leckie.
- Dreamer’s Pool, Juliet Marillier.
- Dragon Coast, Greg van Eekhout.
- The Dark Blood of Poppies, Freda Warrington.
Tor.com novellas
The Witches of Lychford, Paul Cornell.Binti, Nnedi Okorafor.- The Sorcerer of the Wildeeps, Kai Ashante Wilson.
- Sunset Mantle, Alter S. Reiss.
The Last Witness, K.J. Parker.
Comics
Bitch Planet, vol 1, Kelly Sue DeConnick.- Saga vol 3, Brian K. Vaughan, Fiona Staples.
- Hawkeye: Rio Bravo, Matt Fraction.
- Guardians of the Galaxy: Angela, Brian Michael Bendis.
- Batgirl: Wanted, Gail Simone.
Challenge
Hard to Be A God, Boris & Arkady Strugatsky.- Burning Water, Mercedes Lackey.
- The Colour Purple, Alice Walker.
- The Enchantment Emporium, Tanya Huff.
- Rosemary & Rue, Seanan Mcguire.
Wildcards
The Fox’s Tower & Other Stories, Yoon Ha Lee.Thornyhold,Mary Stewart.Timeless, Gail Carriger.Shadow and Bone, Leigh Bardugo.- ?
It shouldn’t be too busy this month, so I’m hoping to really chew through the list. I think I’m gonna end up with a couple books left over from September, but I’ll stick them in wildcards if I get round to them.
ETA: I’ve gone wildly off-script because it’s a difficult month. Still hoping to finish a few more of these, though!
Sounds like a full (but fun-filled) October! Best of luck on your goals. I’ve always been really enjoying the Tor.com novellas I’ve read so far 🙂
I read two last night! Binti and The Witches of Lychford. I’m enjoying that they stop when they’re ready and they aren’t stretched out into novels with unnecessary details.