[JPK]

Sanderson has FIREFIGHT coming in January.

[Abyss]

Butcher's THE AERONAUGHT'S WINDLASS, but 2015 is pure speculation.

[QuickTidal]

Adding a few:

James Rollins - The Bone Labyrinth (latest Sigma book)
Terry Brooks - The Darling Child
Robyn Young - Renaissance Book 1
Brian Stavely - The Providence of Fire
James S.A. Corey - Nemesis Games
Ernest Cline - Armada
Leigh Bardugo - Six Of Crows

[Andorion]

So after the new additions:

• Steven Erikson - Fall of Light
• Matthew Reilly - The Great Zoo of China
• Neal Asher - Dark Intelligence
• Brian Mclellan - Autumn Republic
• Lincoln Child - Forgotten Room
• Charles Stross - Annihilation Score
• Anthony Ryan - Queen of Fire
• Django Wexler - Shadow of Elysium
• Django Wexler - The Price of Valour
• Daniel Abraham - Spiders War
• Ilona Andrews - Magic Shifts
• George R R Martin - Winds of Winter (maybe)
• R Scott Bakker - The Unholy Consult
• N K Jemisin - Fifth Season
• Claire North - Touch
• Catherynne M. Valente - Radiance
• Nnedi Okorafor - The book of the phoenix
• Joe Abercrombie - Half a World
• Mark Lawrence - The Liars Key
• Anthony Ryan - Queen of Fire
• Stephen King - Bazaar of Bad Dreams
• Stephen King - Finders Keepers
• Brandon Sanderson - Firefight
• James Rollins - Bone Labyrinth
• Terry Brooks - Darling Child
• Robyn Young - Renaissance Book 1
• Brian Stavely - Providence of Fire
• James Corey - Nemesis Games
• Ernest Cline - Armada
• Leigh Bardugo - Six of Crows
• Jim Butcher - Aeronauts Windlass (maybe)
• Alastair Reynolds: Slow Bullets (Novella)

This post has been edited by Andorion: 11 November 2014 - 01:39 AM

[Andorion]

Tom Holt is bringing out the Good, the Bad and the Smug in 2015. Pratchett and Stephen Baxters collaboration project gets its fourth installment: The Long Utopia

[End of Disc One]

Both remaining books in Abercrombie's trilogy are coming out next year.

So add Half a War

I would also expect Rhune by Michael J. Sullivan to come out next year since it's already gone to beta readers. But he says "2015 or 2016," probably to cover his ass.

This post has been edited by End of Disc One: 13 November 2014 - 02:20 PM

[Luperci]

Anyone here a David Dalglish fan? His last Shadow Dance novel will be out early 2015, I can't remember what its going to be called though A Dance of Something idk the last word lol.


Also is Doors of Stone by Pat Rothfuss expected in 2015?

This post has been edited by CapedCrusader: 18 November 2014 - 09:19 PM

[Andorion]

CapedCrusader, on 18 November 2014 - 09:16 PM, said:

Anyone here a David Dalglish fan? His last Shadow Dance novel will be out early 2015, I can't remember what its going to be called though A Dance of Something idk the last word lol.


Also is Doors of Stone by Pat Rothfuss expected in 2015?

Do you mean A Dance of Chaos? Would you recommend Dalglish?

As for Rothfuss, I can't get any info. I do hope he is though. He certainly is taking long enough.

[Obdigore]

I think Anne Leckie's 3rd in the Radch series (Imperial Mercy) will probably be out in 2015, although I don't believe a release date has been announced.

[Andorion]

Obdigore, on 19 November 2014 - 12:34 PM, said:

I think Anne Leckie's 3rd in the Radch series (Imperial Mercy) will probably be out in 2015, although I don't believe a release date has been announced.

Oh good then I can finish that trilogy

[Luperci]

Andorion, on 19 November 2014 - 02:59 AM, said:

CapedCrusader, on 18 November 2014 - 09:16 PM, said:

Anyone here a David Dalglish fan? His last Shadow Dance novel will be out early 2015, I can't remember what its going to be called though A Dance of Something idk the last word lol.


Also is Doors of Stone by Pat Rothfuss expected in 2015?

Do you mean A Dance of Chaos? Would you recommend Dalglish?

As for Rothfuss, I can't get any info. I do hope he is though. He certainly is taking long enough.

I can't speak for any of his earlier work since I only picked up on the Shadow Dance series when Orbit re-released them but yes I would def recommend all of the current 5 that are out. IMO the 3rd is the slowest but they aren't difficult reads and it has assassin guilds, magic, elves, paladins and plenty of violence (what else do you need right?).

As for Rothfuss I wonder if he isn't even finished with the 3rd book yet, with the novella and short stories that he has released it seems hes been taking a hiatus before getting Doors of Stone done.

[Chance]

Pretty sure anyone expecting Door of Stone next year is going to be disappointed, unless it becomes an unexpected december release or something.

This post has been edited by Chance: 20 November 2014 - 10:46 AM

[Andorion]

CapedCrusader, on 20 November 2014 - 04:09 AM, said:

Andorion, on 19 November 2014 - 02:59 AM, said:

CapedCrusader, on 18 November 2014 - 09:16 PM, said:

Anyone here a David Dalglish fan? His last Shadow Dance novel will be out early 2015, I can't remember what its going to be called though A Dance of Something idk the last word lol.


Also is Doors of Stone by Pat Rothfuss expected in 2015?

Do you mean A Dance of Chaos? Would you recommend Dalglish?

As for Rothfuss, I can't get any info. I do hope he is though. He certainly is taking long enough.

I can't speak for any of his earlier work since I only picked up on the Shadow Dance series when Orbit re-released them but yes I would def recommend all of the current 5 that are out. IMO the 3rd is the slowest but they aren't difficult reads and it has assassin guilds, magic, elves, paladins and plenty of violence (what else do you need right?).

As for Rothfuss I wonder if he isn't even finished with the 3rd book yet, with the novella and short stories that he has released it seems hes been taking a hiatus before getting Doors of Stone done.

Then will probably check out Dalglish later. Sometime a bit of lighter reading becomes very necessary.

[Andorion]

Chance, on 20 November 2014 - 10:46 AM, said:

Pretty sure anyone expecting Door of Stone next year is going to be disappointed, unless it becomes an unexpected december release or something.

Yeah thats my impression too. Just hope he doesn't do a Martin.

[Chance]

Andorion, on 20 November 2014 - 05:23 PM, said:

Chance, on 20 November 2014 - 10:46 AM, said:

Pretty sure anyone expecting Door of Stone next year is going to be disappointed, unless it becomes an unexpected december release or something.

Yeah thats my impression too. Just hope he doesn't do a Martin.

He's said its going to take the time it does.

Martins problem was when he didn't admit it was going to take a few years at his pace.

[Nicodimas]

Golden Son--Pierce Brown.

He just won good-reads author...met him at a book signing...he asked me questions about his book...not the other way around was totally caught off guard!!

If you do read book #1 Red Rising tell me whatcha think.

<after meeting him IRL and the quality questions..excited to see book #2..either or going to be a bust..or shine>

http://www.goodreads...ource=GRCA_2014

This post has been edited by Nicodimas: 02 December 2014 - 07:29 PM

[Lycaenion]

J.V. Jones is coming out with her last (?) book of the Sword of Shadows series sometime next year...or so the message said on her publisher's website.

[Bonecaster]

For 40K fans, the third book in John French's Ahriman trilogy is due late in the year.

[Andorion]

Right, so continued from the last list:

Tom Holt: The Good The Bad and the Smug
Terry Pratchett, Stephen Baxter: The Long Utopia
Joe Abercrombie: Half a War
Michael J Sullivan: Rhune (maybe)
David Dalglish: Dance of Chaos
Anne Leckie: Imperial Mercy
Pierce Brown: Golden Son
JV Jones: Sword of Shadows last book (maybe)
John French: Warhammer 40K Ahriman book

[Andorion]

Briar King, on 19 December 2014 - 06:09 PM, said:

Awesome Brandon Sanderson announced today that he finished the Alloy sequel Shadows of Self set for Oct 2015. He didn't stop there though the 3rd book Bands of Mourning is set for Jan 2016!

Umm is this guy a man or a machine? Also I thought he was going to focus on the stormlight archive?