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lebateleur) wrote2021-04-01 08:26 pm
lebateleur) wrote2021-04-01 08:26 pm
This is not an April Fool's Day joke...
...or a drill, and I am not exaggerating when I say I am really, really excited for all the good stuff that's set to publish in the next six months.
King Arthur, only with the Knights of the Round Table on motorcycles? By the author of The Graces and The Curses? Why, yes. Do count me in. And a time-traveling amnesiac in the 19th century French colony of England desperately searching for the mysterious "M"who, let's be real here, is Keita Mori from whom he receives postcards that might hold the keys to his identity? Count me in for this one too.
Being the further adventures of Perveen Mistry and Chava and Ahmad, respectively. Massey's first Mumbai mystery was good and the second even better, and The Golem And The Jinni was on my 2021 reread list even before I knew a sequel was in the works. I am really ready for June to roll around so I can read both of these.
Then, at the end of June, I get to revisit the world of The Goblin Emperor as seen through the eyes of its Witness for the Dead, Thara Celehar. After that, I have to wait another two months--to the day--at which time I will return to 1920s India again, this time in Kolkata and through the eyes of Sam Wyndham, an interestingly flawed and amoral protagonist.
Finally, I will enjoy post-apocalyptic America as envisioned by the ridiculously talented Steve Skroce and will finally learn whether the Scholomance series ultimately wows or disappoints.
Seriously, this is going to be a TBR bonanza and I am super excited.
これで以上です。
King Arthur, only with the Knights of the Round Table on motorcycles? By the author of The Graces and The Curses? Why, yes. Do count me in. And a time-traveling amnesiac in the 19th century French colony of England desperately searching for the mysterious "M"
Being the further adventures of Perveen Mistry and Chava and Ahmad, respectively. Massey's first Mumbai mystery was good and the second even better, and The Golem And The Jinni was on my 2021 reread list even before I knew a sequel was in the works. I am really ready for June to roll around so I can read both of these.
Then, at the end of June, I get to revisit the world of The Goblin Emperor as seen through the eyes of its Witness for the Dead, Thara Celehar. After that, I have to wait another two months--to the day--at which time I will return to 1920s India again, this time in Kolkata and through the eyes of Sam Wyndham, an interestingly flawed and amoral protagonist.
Finally, I will enjoy post-apocalyptic America as envisioned by the ridiculously talented Steve Skroce and will finally learn whether the Scholomance series ultimately wows or disappoints.
Seriously, this is going to be a TBR bonanza and I am super excited.
これで以上です。
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