Fantasy

Raising Steam - The 40th Discworld novel

"Raising Steam" by Terry Pratchett, book #40 in the Discworld series, is released today the 7th of November!

Hooray!

Raising Steam by Terry Pratchett

Wit and Wisdom of Tyrion Lannister

George R. R. Martin
Wit and Wisdom of Tyrion Lannister
Hardback

Turtle Recall ... The Complete Discworld Companion (So far)

Pratchett, Terry , Briggs, Stephen (ill)
Turtle Recall ... The Complete Discworld Companion (So far)
Paperback

Drakenfeld (#1)

Mark Charan Newton
Drakenfeld (#1)
Hardback

Robin Hobb event FULLY BOOKED

Robin Hobb evening at The English Bookshop UppsalaOur fantastic Robin Hobb evening is coming up, November 5!

All tickets are gone, so there will be no available seats on the actual evening. There is however a waiting list if anyone changes their mind. We have asked, and do now again, everyone holding a ticket to make sure they will be able to attend and if not - turn your ticket back in as soon as possible. We have a waiting list for people without tickets and we just added two people from Norway to the list...

We are so looking forward to this - after the event we will open the doors for the signing session so anyone can join us.
But wow - Robin Hobb in Uppsala!!!

Robin Hobb in the bookshop

Megan Lindholm in the bookshop

The Poster for the event

The Republic of Thieves (Gentleman Bastards Sequence #3)

Scott Lynch
The Republic of Thieves (Gentleman Bastards Sequence #3)
Trade Paperback

Abarat 3: Absolute Midnight

Clive Barker
Abarat 3: Absolute Midnight
Paperback

The Coldest Girl in Coldtown

The Coldest Girl in Coldtown by Holly BlackHolly Black's novel Tithe was my first brush with the genre of urban fantasy (not that I actually knew what it was called at the time), and for a young girl whose reading diet was mostly made up of high fantasy, Black's story about faeries living and hiding in plain sight in modern-day New

Days of Blood and Starlight (#2)

Laini Taylor
Days of Blood and Starlight (#2)
Paperback

What Helena read in the summer of 2013 (the shortlisted version)

The Year of the Ladybird: A Ghost Story by Graham Joyce

The effortlessly genre defying Joyce's new novel takes place in the blistering summer of 1976. David, a young student, has come to the coastal town of Skegness to work at a holiday camp and, hopefully, watch his life begin.

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