First Looks: Fall 2013 – Winter 2014 US Covers
A new season of books is inbound, and it sure looks like it’s going to be an exciting one! Here’s the first crop of covers from the Fall 2013 – Winter 2014 season. We’re still putting the finishing touches on a few more, but you’ll be seeing them soon.
Because the smaller scale doesn’t do any of these fantastic covers justice, click on the images below to see a larger version. So pin, tweet, and comment to your heart’s content and tell us which books are already on your “Must have!” lists!
Art Credits: Shaman art by Michał Karcz, design by Kirk Benshoff. The Hydrogen Sonata design by Lauren Panepinto. Dirty Magic photo by Shirley Green, illustration by Don Sipley, design by Lauren Panepinto. Promise of Blood photo-illustration by Michael Frost and Gene Mollica, design by Lauren Panepinto. The Crimson Campaign photo-illustration by Michael Frost and Gene Mollica, design by Lauren Panepinto. The Rose and Thorn illustration by Larry Rostant, design by Lauren Panepinto. Long Live the Queen photo by House of Indulgence, illustration by Don Sipley, design by Lauren Panepinto. The Ghost Train to New Orleans illustration by Jamie McKelvie, design by Nina Tara & Lauren Panepinto. Charming photo by Shirley Green, illustration & Design by Wendy Chan. Last To Rise design & illustration by Tim Byrne. The Fell Sword art by Epica Prima, hand lettering by Zelda Devon, design by Lauren Panepinto. When It’s Ajar design by Lauren Panepinto. Malice illustration by Paul Young. Parasite design by Lauren Panepinto. Seven Sorcerers art by Richard Anderson, design by Lauren Panepinto. Ancestral Machines illustration by Steve Stone, design by Kirk Benshoff. Cold Blooded photo by Shirley Green illustration by Rob Shields, design by Chad Roberts. Red Country photo-illustration by Michael Frost and Gene Mollica, design by Lauren Panepinto. Arcanum design by Duncan Spilling.
Tags: Amanda Carlson, Ancestral Machines, Arcanum, Books of the Shaper, Brian McClellan, Charming, Cold-Blooded, Elliott James, Francis Knight, Iain M. Banks, Joe Abercrombie, John Gwynne, John R. Fultz, Kate Locke, Kim Stanley Robinson, Last to Rise, Long Live the Queen, Malice, Michael Cobley, Michael J. Sullivan, Miles Cameron, Mira Grant, Mur Lafferty, Parasite, Peter Higgins, Promise of Blood, Red Country, Samuil Petrovitch, Seven Sorcerers, Shaman, Simon Morden, The Crimson Campaign, The Fell Sword, The Ghost Train to New Orleans, The Hydrogen Sonata, The Rose and the Thorn, Tom Holt, Truth and Fear, When It's Ajar, Wolfhound Century






















Lexie C.
March 12, 2013
at 9:47 am
Oh this is a snap–THE PROMISE OF BLOOD and THE CRIMSON CAMPAIGN are both on my pre-order list. Also PARASITE because anything Mira Grant does I will buy and devour (as a reader, I won’t actually eat the books, books don’t taste that good).
THE GHOST TRAIN TO NEW ORLEANS looks mighty interesting, but I want to see how I like THE SHAMBLING GUIDE TO NEW YORK first. and CHARMING sounds interesting so that’s on my ‘to check out when I have time not that I ever actually have time but I’ll figure out how to make some eventually’ list (its a very specific list).
Brandon Z
March 12, 2013
at 4:06 pm
I’m definitely looking forward to The Promise of Blood and the Riyria Chronicles books (they’re all pre-ordered), and I might check out Malice.
Tez Miller
March 12, 2013
at 5:23 pm
LONG LIVE THE QUEEN and PARASITE for me! :-) Still waiting on THE QUEEN IS DEAD from my library…
AngelaMT
March 13, 2013
at 12:35 pm
Very, very excited for Parasite. I love the way Ms. Grant writes and how she includes and uses scientific facts/organizations.
By way of cover art (and let us be honest about first impression: We do judge books by their cover when we browse the store) I must say I am inclined to The Ghost Train to New Orleans, and Shaman.
~~of.angela
Bonnie
March 21, 2013
at 5:31 pm
Ecstatic that there’s a new Mira Grant to look forward to.
I’m really intrigued by the Amanda Carlson series but I haven’t even picked up the first one yet. One of these days. :)
maria g
March 27, 2013
at 12:04 pm
So many great books! Can’t wait!
Paul Watson
March 27, 2013
at 12:52 pm
Love MICHAEL J SULLIVAN’s series so really looking forward to reading his prequels to the Riyria Revelations with the release of THE CROWN TOWER in August (although you’ve chosen book two, THE ROSE AND THE THORN as the book cover image above in this new series which is released in September). Also Brian McClellan has done a really good job on the net bringing his new series to light and have read the first chapter which bodes well as a story I can’t wait to read more of in PROMISE OF BLOOD and THE CRIMSON CAMPAIGN.
Paul Watson
March 27, 2013
at 1:00 pm
Oh… and missed seeing the new Michael Cobley book ANCESTRAL MACHINES above. He writes nothing but amazing space yarns of epic proportions, and one not to be missed if his other books are anything to go by.
Well done. What an amazing shelf of new Fantasy & Science Fiction novels you have on display here!
Bea
March 27, 2013
at 9:47 pm
Parasite is at the top of my must have list, followed by Dirty Magic, Long Live the Queen and Cold Blooded. I can hardly wait!
Carol
March 28, 2013
at 9:49 pm
Got to have Dirty Magic; Promise of Blood & Crimson Campaign; Long Live the Queen & Charming; Seven Sorcerers & Stalk the Night. Too many great books, & way too little time to read.