All the Horror Books TOR Is Excited About in 2020

[sholloman81]

Hi Everyone,

Happened upon a cool article from TOR listing the horror books they are excited about in 2020. Pretty cool to see CD books get some love. Do any of these especially excite you? Any you are aware of that might be missing?

https://tornightfire.com/all-the-hor...about-in-2020/

[Marmaduke Grigsby]

Hi Everyone,

Happened upon a cool article from TOR listing the horror books they are excited about in 2020. Pretty cool to see CD books get some love. Do any of these especially excite you? Any you are aware of that might be missing?

https://tornightfire.com/all-the-hor...about-in-2020/

I love the two replies at the end of the article. :-)

[RonClinton]

There are a half-dozen on that list that I’m looking forward to, including the Hendrix, Lebbon, and Tremblay.

[sholloman81]

I'm looking forward to those three as well!

Side note- does anyone know if a hardcover edition of The Boatman’s Daughter by Andy Davidson is going to be released? Macmillan & Amazon both only show paperback which would be a huge disappointment to me. I know his first book got a hardcover release; so, not sure why this one wouldn't as well. Then again, I know next to nothing about publishing.

[slayn666]

I'm looking forward to those three as well!

Side note- does anyone know if a hardcover edition of The Boatman’s Daughter by Andy Davidson is going to be released? Macmillan & Amazon both only show paperback which would be a huge disappointment to me. I know his first book got a hardcover release; so, not sure why this one wouldn't as well. Then again, I know next to nothing about publishing.

I don't know about Davidson's book specifically, but underwhelming sales are almost always the reason for losing hardcover release status. It's damned annoying when it happens to the third book in a series.

[mhatchett]

I'm excited that TOR is reprinting The John M. Ford books in 2020!