What book are you just totally hanging out for?

[thatdarncat]

Wizards at War and the 4th and last Tale of the Five novel, both by Diane Duane

And of course, the last two Harry Potter books.

 

[Olive]

Interesting how many of you are waiting for the next book in a series... I am too with GRRM, but the other two are non-series books.

 

[Cthulhu's Librarian]

Anansi Boys by Neil Gaiman
Feast for Crows by GRRM

Deadhouse Gates by Steve Erikson (US Release)

You know you can get this (and the rest up to vol. 5) from Amazon.ca, right? After the exchange, it works out to about $8 per book for the paperbacks. And the covers on the UK/Canada editions are SO much better than the crappy cover that is on the US edition of Gardens of the Moon.

 

[buzzard]

Yeah. And Janissaries 4, damn it!

Pournelle was over two-thirds of the way through writing it in nineteen-ninety-bloody-nine!

-Hyp.

Heck, I'd forgotten about this one. Though I'd certainly like to see it concluded. It was quite a good series.

buzzard

 

[John Crichton]

Salvatore's The Two Swords - Last book of the Hunter's Blades Trilogy.

 

[Alaric_Prympax]

Like a lot of you I too am waiting for A Feast for Crows by GRRM. Keep going to www.georgerrmartin.com for updates on AFfC.

Also I'm waiting for any new Deryni novel by Katherine Kurtz. Deryni Rising was just released in a revised edition.

 

[Pants]

You know you can get this (and the rest up to vol. 5) from Amazon.ca, right? After the exchange, it works out to about $8 per book for the paperbacks. And the covers on the UK/Canada editions are SO much better than the crappy cover that is on the US edition of Gardens of the Moon.

They're only in the crappy trade paperback format right?

 

[drothgery]

[Erikson's Mazalan books on Amazon.ca] They're only in the crappy trade paperback format right?

You can get mass-market paperbacks of the first four books from Amazon.ca -- I did.

 

[Cthulhu's Librarian]

They're only in the crappy trade paperback format right?

Nope, you can get them all in mass market paperback except the last one, which is hardcover or trade paperback. Some of the others are still available in hardcover as well.

So, whats wrong with trade paperbacks, anyway? I like them a lot better than mass markets.

 

[drothgery]

So, whats wrong with trade paperbacks, anyway? I like them a lot better than mass markets.

They're the same size as hardcovers, and as easy to damage as paperbacks.