Trade Edition Books Still To Be Published In 2019

[sholloman81]

I was looking at my pre-orders crib sheet for trade edition books that are still pending/to be published in 2019. Noticed that a lot of them are fast approaching and am starting to get excited. I would love to hear your thoughts/opinions or if you know of anything I am missing and should check out. (And yes, my list does have a few cheats!)

1) The Institute by Stephen King, out 09/10/19

2) A Cosmology of Monsters by Shaun Hammill, out 09/17/19

3) Imaginary Friend by Stephen Chbosky, out 10/01/19 (Will Buy at Book Signing at Changing Hands in AZ)

4) Full Throttle by Joe Hill, out 10/01/19 (May Pass on Trade If I Can Snag Limited from SubPress)

5) A Lush and Seething Hell by John Hornor Jacobs, out 10/08/19

6) Malorie by Josh Malerman, out 12/03/19 (May Pass on Trade, Just Pre-ordered Limited from DRP)

7) Dead Astronauts by Jeff Vandermeer, out 12/03/19 (Hoping SubPress Will Be Doing a Limited!)

8) The Boatman’s Daughter by Andy Davidson, out 02/11/20 (Hope This Will Be Published As a Hardcover)

9) More Better Deals by Joe Lansdale, out 03/31/20

10) If You Bleed by Stephen King, out 2020?

[Ben Staad]

Nice list...So how did you pre-order Malorie?

[sholloman81]

I recently backed two projects via the DRP Indiegogo Summer Campaign (Laymon's Midnight's Lair & Tremblay's Cabin at the End of the World). Yesterday, I got the survey email from DRP/Indiegogo asking me to confirm everything & for input about the special book DRP will be producing for meeting their campaign goals. One of the sections in that survey email has a place where you can add-on other DRP items that were a part of the campaign that you didn't purchase. One of those add-on items was the DRP limited for "Malorie" As soon as I saw that, I selected it as an add-on to the campaign items that I had already purchased and completed the check-out/survey process.

[slayn666]

Only looking at trade editions, and assuming nothing gets delayed...

Sabbath by Nick Mamatas (I have an ARC already)
Cruise of Shadows by Jean Ray
Dead Astronauts by Jeff Vandermeer
Blood of Empire by Brian McClellan
Killing Quarry by Max Allan Collins
Blood Sugar by Daniel Kraus
Fallen by Benedict Jacka
The Killing Light by Myke Cole
The Institute by...uh...some guy, can't remember his name...

[Ben Staad]

Thank you very much for the reply. It is appreciated.

I recently backed two projects via the DRP Indiegogo Summer Campaign (Laymon's Midnight's Lair & Tremblay's Cabin at the End of the World). Yesterday, I got the survey email from DRP/Indiegogo asking me to confirm everything & for input about the special book DRP will be producing for meeting their campaign goals. One of the sections in that survey email has a place where you can add-on other DRP items that were a part of the campaign that you didn't purchase. One of those add-on items was the DRP limited for "Malorie" As soon as I saw that, I selected it as an add-on to the campaign items that I had already purchased and completed the check-out/survey process.

[RonClinton]

Only looking at trade editions, and assuming nothing gets delayed...

Sabbath by Nick Mamatas (I have an ARC already)
Cruise of Shadows by Jean Ray
Dead Astronauts by Jeff Vandermeer
Blood of Empire by Brian McClellan
Killing Quarry by Max Allan Collins
Blood Sugar by Daniel Kraus
Fallen by Benedict Jacka
The Killing Light by Myke Cole
The Institute by...uh...some guy, can't remember his name...

Yeah, I'm looking forward to those two new Hard Case Crime books as well, especially the Quarry. MAC's last couple in the series have been meh, so I do hope KILLING is a return to form for what was once a terrific series.

Thanks for the heads-up on the upcoming Jean Ray collection...I'd no idea a new one was coming out.

[slayn666]

In case you didn't know, one came out earlier this year - Whiskey Tales. Wakefield is translating all of his collections.

[RonClinton]

In case you didn't know, one came out earlier this year - Whiskey Tales. Wakefield is translating all of his collections.

I didn’t know...will have to visit their site and get up to speed on their Ray project.