* Fleskes, John, ed. : Spectrum 22: The Best in Contemporary Fantastic Art
(Flesk Publications 978-1933865812, $45, 304pp, hardcover, October 2015)
• Nominal Publication Date: Tue 10 Nov 2015

Anthology of artworks, over 450 works by more than 240 artists.
• Contributors include Brom, Donato Giancola, James Gurney, and many others. The book includes winning works from this year’s Spectrum Awards.
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* Hickman, Stephen : The Art of Stephen Hickman
(Titan 978-1783298457, $39.95, 160pp, hardcover, November 2015)
• Nominal Publication Date: Tue 3 Nov 2015

Collection of artwork, focusing on book covers for authors including Harlan Ellison, Robert A. Heinlein, and Anne McCaffrey.
• Titan’s site has this description and order page.

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* Hutchinson, Dave : Europe at Midnight
(UK: Solaris 978-1781083987, £7.99, 384pp, mass market paperback, November 2015)
• Nominal Publication Date: Thu 5 Nov 2015
• Ebook ISBN [link to Amazon Kindle edition]: B015G5LCNC
• Fractured Europe #2

SF thriller set in a fragmented future Europe, sequel to Europe in Autumn (2014), a finalist for the Arthur C. Clarke, British SF Association, and John W. Campbell Memorial awards.
• Solaris’ site has this post about the book with links to reviews.
• James Bradley reviews it in the November issue of Locus Magazine: “Yet, in a way, what is most striking about Europe at Midnight is not the hard edge of its politics, or even the casual brilliance of its science fictional reworking of the political thriller, but Hutchinson’s thrillingly assured control of his material. Hutchinson writes wonderfully, his prose animated not just by a keen eye for character, but by a blackly witty sense of humor, qualities that make Europe in Autumn both darkly entertaining and disturbingly timely.”

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* Knight, Julia : Legends and Liars
(Orbit 978-0316375016, $15.99, 400pp, trade paperback, November 2015)
• Nominal Publication Date: Tue 10 Nov 2015
• Ebook ISBN [link to Amazon Kindle edition]: 9780316374996
• Audiobook ISBN [link to Amazon]: 9781478960485
• UK edition: 978-0356504094 (Thu 5 Nov 2015)
• The Duelists Trilogy #2

Fantasy novel, second in a trilogy following Swords and Scoundrels (Oct. 2015), about brother and sister duelists who are thrown out of the Duelist’s Guild.
• Hachette’s site has this description.
• Publishers Weekly gave the earlier book a starred review: “Beautifully crafted action scenes blend intimately with strong emotion and realistic characters. Told from several viewpoints and punctuated by flashbacks, the shifting narration serves to paint a well-rounded picture filled with fascinating surprises and unforeseen twists.”

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* Kowal, Mary Robinette : Word Puppets
(Prime Books 978-1-60701-456-0, $15.95, 336pp, trade paperback, November 2015)
• Nominal Publication Date: Thu 5 Nov 2015

Collection of 19 stories, including Hugo Award winners “The Lady Astronaut of Mars” and “For Want of a Nail”.
• Prime’s site has this description, with the table of contents.
• Publishers Weekly gives it a starred review: “Kowal’s short works are difficult to classify, often poignant or tragic, and always spectacularly written.”

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* Meloy, Paul : The Night Clock
(Solaris 978-1-78108-376-5, $9.99, 384pp, trade paperback, November 2015)
• Nominal Publication Date: Tue 10 Nov 2015

Fantasy novel, the author’s first novel, about a London psychiatrist who’s drawn into an otherworldly battle with paranormal Firmament Surgeons.
• Solaris’ site has this post about the book with links to reviews.
• The Publishers Weekly review says, “Skin-crawling dread is explored with relish, and creatures right out of a Bosch painting will please horror fans hungry for visceral terror, but the real entertainment of this novel lies in the juxtaposition of the wondrous and the grotesque, along with wry wit.”

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* Nesbet, Anne : The Wrinkled Crown
(Harper 978-0-06-210429-8, $17.99, 400pp, hardcover, November 2015)
• Nominal Publication Date: Tue 10 Nov 2015
• Ebook ISBN [link to Amazon Kindle edition]: 9780062104328

Middle-grade fantasy novel about a 12-year-old girl who breaks an ancient law to play the town’s musical instrument.
• HarperCollins’ site has this description with a preview function.
• Tom Whitemore reviewed it in the October issue of Locus Magazine: “I really want to see where Nesbet goes as a writer: as in the case of Diana Wynne Jones, her early books had the seed of greatness in them, and with this one, it’s sprouting.”

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* Patrick, Seth : Lost Souls
(St. Martin’s/Dunne 978-1-250-02171-7, $26.99, 384pp, hardcover, November 2015)
• Nominal Publication Date: Tue 3 Nov 2015
• Ebook ISBN [link to Amazon Kindle edition]: 9781250021724
• Audiobook ISBN [link to Amazon]: 9781427241221
• Reviver Trilogy #2

Supernatural thriller, second in a trilogy following Reviver (2013), about “revivers” who can wake the dead to give testimony in police investigations of their own deaths.
• Macmillan’s site has this description.
• Publishers Weekly gives this a starred review: “A genuine sense of menace, heart-stopping suspense, and a successful suspension of disbelief add up to one of the best paranormal thrillers of recent years.”

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* Renner, James : The Great Forgetting
(Sarah Crichton Books 978-0-3742-9879-1, $26, 352pp, hardcover, November 2015)
• Nominal Publication Date: Tue 10 Nov 2015
• Ebook ISBN [link to Amazon Kindle edition]: 9780374714208

SF thriller about a man searching for his missing best friend discovers a conspiracy theory involving the government and the final destination of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370.
• Macmillan’s site has this description with an excerpt.
• The Publishers Weekly review concludes, “Though packed with thrills, Renner’s historical revisions put the reader on the defensive, making it difficult to be fully immersed in the action.”

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* Rhoads, Loren : No More Heroes
(Skyhorse/Night Shade Books 978-1-59780-830-9, $15.99, 336pp, trade paperback, November 2015)
• Nominal Publication Date: Tue 10 Nov 2015
• Ebook ISBN [link to Amazon Kindle edition]: 978-1-59780-849-1
• In the Wake of the Templars #3

SF novel, third of a trilogy following The Dangerous Type (July 2015) and Kill by Numbers (Sept. 2015), about an assassin who escapes captivity and pursues revenge.
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* Ware, Danie : Ecko Endgame
(Titan Us 978-1783294558, $14.95, 528pp, trade paperback, November 2015)
• Nominal Publication Date: Tue 10 Nov 2015
• Ecko #3

SF/fantasy novel, third in a series following Ecko Rising (2013) and Ecko Burning (2014), about a man transported from a futuristic world to another world that lives in fear of magic.
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* Wrigley, Sylvia Spruck : Domnall and the Borrowed Child
(Tor.Com 978-0765385314, $10.99, 112pp, trade paperback, November 2015)
• Nominal Publication Date: Tue 10 Nov 2015
• Ebook ISBN [link to Amazon Kindle edition]: 9781466891999
• Audiobook ISBN [link to Amazon]: 9781427269683

Short fantasy novel about an elderly faerie scout on a mission to save an ill child.
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