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[theinquisitxor]

2023 Anticipated Book Releases

Here are my anticipated releases for the first half of 2023. Release dates may be subject to change.

-Hell Bent (Alex Stern #2) by Lehigh Bardugo, Jan 10th. Paranormal Urban fantasy, dark academia, occult

-Emily Wilde's Encyclopedia of Faeries by Heather Fawcett, Jan 10th. Academic faerie folklore, love, friendships, small English towns

-The Last Tale of the Flower Bride by Roshani Chokshi, Feb 14th. gothic, fairytales, myths, marriage secrets

-A Day of Fallen Night (Roots of Chaos #0) by Samatha Shannon, Feb 28th. The long anticipated prequel to The Priory of the Orange Tree.

-The Adventures of Amina Al-Sirafi by Shannon Chakraborty, March 2nd. Retired Lady pirates, medieval middle east, new adventure

-The Mimicking of Known Success by Malka Ann Older, March 7th. Sapphic sci-fi, cozy mystery, missing person, set on Jupiter

-The Foxglove King by Hannah Whitten, March 7th. fantasy, necromancy, court-politics, romance

-Rose/House by Arkady Martine, March 2023. Novella, artificial intelligence, architects, noe-noir science fiction.

-The Scourge between Stars by Ness Brown, April 4th. Sci-fi horror, doomed generation ship, interstellar survival.

-Some Desperate Glory by Emilly Tesh, April 11th. Queer Space opera, avenging earth, warriors, found family

-Untethered Sky by Fonda Lee, April 11th. Novella, Fantasy about a young Roc rider and the hunt for a manticore.

-The Isle of the Gods by Amie Kaufman, May 2nd. Fantasy, high seas adventure, rituals, a spoiled prince

-The Book that Wouldn't Burn by Mark Lawrence, May 9th. SSF, book about books and libraries.

-The Will of the Many by James islington, May 23rd. Roman empire inspired fantasy, military/magic academy, hidden identities

-Witch King by Martha Wells, May 23rd. Demons, and magic and humor. This seems like it will be a good time.

-Garden of the Cursed by Katy Rose Pool, June 20th. Ya fantasy, cursebreaker-for-hire, fake dating, intrigue.

#book releases #new books #2023 anticipated books #books #bookblr #fantasy books #sci-fi #book recs

[stargirlbryce]

Every book I read in 2023: A Curse For True Love by Stephanie Garber

"I am a monster, but whether you remember it or not, I’m your monster, Evangeline."

#acftl #a curse for true love #ouabh #evajacks #evangeline fox #jacks #tbna #once upon a broken heart #the ballad of never after #this book had me crying at the end #i love evajacks and their love story so much #however I was kinda disappointed because it was the most anticipated book of the year for me and it kinda didn't live up to my expectations #a lot of it felt rushed at times and there were some plotholes #it's still a 4 star read for me #the ending was so good #moodboard #2023 meme #*mine

[aroaessidhe]

2023 reads // twitter thread

Stars, Hide Your Fires

fun sapphic YA space opera mystery

a girl from a small planet steals from tourists to survive, but still can’t make enough to save her ailing father, learns about a ball for the galaxy’s richest, and sneaks in disguised

but when the emperor is murdered, the station’s locked down she has to find out who the real killer was so she’s not blamed, and ends up working with another imposter - a mysterious rebel - and in their investigations they uncover secrets that could change the fate of the empire

#stars hide your fires #aroaessidhe 2023 reads #this is really fun i enjoyed it a lot!!! #I did not realise til just before I picked this up that it’s by the starship iris writer! (one of the writers?) #I think that helped me anticipate the vibe #definitely high on the witty bickering. i can sense the podcast-writer in the dialogue #which is not a bad thing for me but might not be for everyone #it's not afraid to have some space opera silliness but also some serious about inequality and dissolving empires #natalie naudus audio narration always a win #sapphic books #also queer people everywhere! #and like a language in which I pronoun signifies gender

[eeetsteee]

#literally the film is ON MY MIND CONSTANTLY #and when it isn't Amis' book is #this was my 2nd most anticipated film of 2023 (after Cannes) #it's not even 2023 anymore this is not funny #the zone of interest #a24 #send help

[readrenard]

I would like to introduce: my most anticipated release of 2023!!!

Jamison has an amazing style & I've wanted to read their stories for a while now. SO happy they are finally being published. I am hungry for the ambitious black ballerina who makes deals in blood to succeed against the rich.

I Feed her to the Beast and the Beast is Me releases 08/29/2023, but it's available for pre-order right now.

#i want i want i want #i want it so bad #black author #non-binary author #book release #anticipated releases #2023 books #I feed her to the beast and the beast is me #jamison shea #dark fantasy books #horror books

[thediverismylove]

23 books I want to read in 2023

how to sell a haunted house by grady hendrix

i feel bad about my neck by nora ephron

jazz by toni morrison

life on mars by tracy k smith

american psycho by bret easton ellis

i am, i am, i am by maggie o’farrell

bliss montage by ling ma

getting lost by annie ernaux

what purpose did I serve in your life by marie calloway

the berlin stories by christopher isherwood

gods of want by k ming chang

indelicacy by amina cain

assembly by natasha brown

nightbitch by rachel yoder

the hop by diana clarke

strange rites by tara isabella burton

babysitter by joyce carol oates 

the millstone by margaret drabble

i love you but i’ve chosen darkness by claire vaye watkins

mislaid by nell zink

dog flowers by danielle geller

edinburgh by alexander chee

virtue by hermione hoby

tagging @entertheaardvark, @redactedmatopoeia, @babettegladney, @selkielore, and @hjarta to do this too. i feel like this post was a thing last year so I thought why not do it again 🤷‍♀️ also tagging anyone who wants to do it

#these books are all currently out btw #I can post abt my anticipated reads of 2023 if anyone is interested

[nerdynatreads]

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10 books to read || I Could Still Let Myself Down — 10 Books for 2023

of course I’ve got a TBR for the year. I stuck with 10 books because, well, I didn’t even complete all 10 books last year 😵‍💫 here’s hoping I have better luck this year!

only a few of them are on my owned tbr, but I also have got a few anticipated releases that I want to read this year and a few remainders from my 5 star predictions list.

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[the---hermit]

23 books in 2023

I was tagged by @medustudies thank you!!💜🌿(I know it took ages for me to complete this)

I had done this last year (here's the post) and I read more or less half of the books on that list. I am a mood reader so I don't really follow tbrs, but I think it's fun to create a list at the beginning of the year and then see how many books I have actually read at the end. I have lowered my reading goal for 2023 at 52 book, so one book a week, because I have no idea how much I will realistically be able to read with going back to uni and everything. I therefore tried to curate this list a bit more, including also a few books that were on last year's list. Since I want to lower the number of unread books on my shelves I included in this list only books I have physically in my home (some aren't mine, but of some family members, but I didn't include anything from my wishlist). We'll see at the end of the year how many of these I actually read.

The Marriage Portrait by Maggie O'Farrell

The Sandman volume 7 by Neil Gaiman

The Sandman volume 8 by Neil Gaiman

Who Goes There? by John W. Campbell

The Tower Of Swallows by Andrzej Sapkowski

Paradise Lost by John Milton

Bisexuality In The Ancient World by Eva Cantarella

Anansi Boys by Neil Gaiman

Scheletri by Zerocalcare

La Scuola Di Pizze In Faccia Del Professor Calcare by Zerocalcare

Bloody Summer by Carmen Maria Machado

Cain's Jawbone by Torquemada

La Strega e Il Capitano by Leonardo Sciascia

The House At Pooh Corner by A.A. Milne

Alice Through The Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll

The Restaurant at the End of the Universe by Douglas Adams

100 Hugs by Chris Riddell

Celtic Myths by T.W. Rolleston

Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie

Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton

Japanese Tattoos by Yori Moriarty

The Misplaced Legion by Harry Turtledove

Solanin by Inio Asano

I don't know who else in the knife gang hasn't done it yet, so I'll just tag the post and whoever sees and hasn't done it consider yourself tagged! I also tag @oneanxiousstudybuddy and @just-a-cup-of-anxietea !!

#not posting my daily today so i'll anticipate this #happy new year kids #tag #tagged #tags #23 books in 2023 #tbr #tag game #bookish tag #cris speaks #kinfe gang #the---hermit

[morebedsidebooks]

Ten 2023 Anticipated Books

New year, new books. Here's a mix of ten Asian titles I'm looking forward to. (Of course, release dates/cover art can and do shift.)

JANUARY

Is Love the Answer? by Isaki Uta

Isaki is one of my favorite Japanese artists. Over the last few years more English language publishers have also been taking notice of her work. This is a standalone coming of age comic with an aromatic asexual protagonist. From Kodansha USA.

FEBRUARY

At 30, I Realized I Had No Gender: Life Lessons From a 50 year-old After Two Decades of Self-Discovery by Arai Shou

This is one autobiographical Japanese comic worth mention as there’s little out there in English to compare. Besides digital release first, it will also appear in print later in the year. Also to note the US arm of publisher Tokyopop came back into English language publishing a few years ago. Besides some other endeavors particularly carving itself a niche in LGBTQ+ comics. Which if great, unless you have the long memory like me that also makes it a bit frustrating because of the company's frankly bad history.

JUNE

River's Edge by Okazaki Kyoko

This may be a familiar title because of the live action adaptation. Or Okazaki’s name as a phenome of visceral comics in the 1980s and 90s before an unfortunate car accident sidelined her career. It’s been a bit of a drought too since previous English editions of her work like Helter Skelter or Pink nearly ten years ago. This comic from 1993 has a cast of high schoolers and their screwed up lives.

Until I Love Myself: The Journey of a Nonbinary Manga Artist by Pesuyama Poppy

Another special two volume autobiography in comic form from a Japanese nonbinary artist. From Viz Media.

The Surviving Sky by Krikita H. Rao

An epic lush eco SFF novel featuring solarpunk, yogic philosophy, and a stormy marriage for it’s two 30s-40s aged bi/pan protagonists where civilization is also on the line.

AUGUST

Guardian: Zhen Hun by Priest

Danmei novels appearing in English continue strong. This mysterious Chinese fantasy series around the head of special investigation unit tasked with unusual cases and an enigmatic university professor was the basis for a popular (and persevering under censorship challenges) live-action series in 2018. From Seven Seas.

They Were 11! by Hagio Moto

A classic sci-fi comic from the 1970s with some themes around gender and attraction influenced by the novel The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula Le Guin. I’ve reviewed the previous English edition from back in the 90s. Publisher Denpa is small operation so it’s taken some extra time but a new deluxe edition with the sequel is coming.

TBA

Kitchen of Witch Hat by Hiromi Sato and Shirahama Kamome

The Witch Hat Atelier series is beloved in many languages and garnered awards. This ongoing spin-off comic series is another treat, literally as Qifrey and Olruggio get up to cooking. From Kodansha USA.

Savage Alice by Hwang Jungeun

There’s been big trends for South Korean literature over the last few years. This 2013 novel with drag queen in a Hedwig vein between the big city of Seoul and a smaller hometown will be translated to English by Janet Hong.

Star Clock Liddell by Uchida Yoshimi

Did someone say older philosophical Japanese girls’ comics? Indie publisher Glacier Bay Books has licensed this 1980s haunting three volume comic series.

#anticipated books #japanese comics #new manga #danmei novel #sff books #korean literature #2023 books

[hope-for-olicity]

My Most Anticipated Books for June 2023!

My most anticipated books of June 2023! 

June 2nd: Imagine Me and You by Lynn Camden

June 6th: Someday I’ll Find You by C. C. Humphreys, We Could Be So Good by Cat Sebastian, Ciao For Now by Kate Bromley

June 13th: Love, Theoretically by Ali Hazelwood

June 20th: Bookshop Cinderella by Laura Lee Guhrke

June 27th: The Seven Year Slip by Ashley Poston, A Dish Best Served Hot by Natalie Caña and Lexi Lets Go by Mary Warren

#Most anticipated books June 2023

[kappabooks]

The Bell in the Fog | Book Review

Check out my review of the upcoming historical mystery, THE BELL IN THE FOG

I received a physical ARC from BookishFirst. All opinions are my own. The Bell in the Fog , a dazzling historical mystery by Lev AC Rosen, asks—once you have finally found a family, how far would you go to prove yourself to them? San Francisco, 1952. Detective Evander “Andy” Mills has started a new life for himself as a private detective—but his business hasn’t exactly taken off. It turns out…

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#2023 releases #anticipated 2023 releases #anticipated releases #book blogger #book review #historical fiction #lgbtq books #mystery books #mystery thriller books #queer books

[lindsglenne]

Anticipated Releases: October-December

Not much really comes out towards the end of the year so this list is a little lackluster. Continue reading Untitled

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[libraryleopard]

Adult high fantasy

Follows Csorwe, a young orc priestess raised to become a sacrifice to a death god who is unexpectedly rescued from her fate by a mage with his own mysterious agenda

However, gods have long memories and Csorwe soon learns that her past is not as distant as she might wish

Mixes space opera and high fantasy

Dark, dry humor alongside ancient cosmic magic and complicated characters

Lesbian main character; bi and gay side characters; characters of color; F/F romance

#i love my lesbian orc daughter csorwe who has done nothing wrong in her life ever <3 #the unspoken name #books #lulu reads the unspoken name #2023 reads #lulu speaks #lulu reads #ak larkwood #this was a reread in anticipation of finally reading the sequel

[novelstorian]

June 2023 Upcoming Book Releases | Most Anticipated Books

Hey, friends! A new month = new book releases!  This month’s Most Anticipated list might be the shortest list of book releases that I have ever had on this blog– which might be a good thing, considering I still have a mile long TBR (to-be-read) list.  That being said, I am so excited for lot’s of the titles featured on this list. I cannot wait to hopefully discover some new favourite books or…

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[remarkist]

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