- Locus list of forthcoming Books
- Best Series Hugo: Eligible Series from 2019
- Margaret Atwood on Testaments
1. Locus list of forthcoming books is here.
These are the forthcoming “Selected Books by Author” from the September 2019 issue of Locus Magazine, covering September 2019 – June 2020. daThe list is sorted by month and then by author last name. Also available sorted alphabetically by author and split by US and UK. For complete forthcoming lists sorted by publisher, see Locus Magazine. (Subscribe!)
The list is tentative and subject to change by publishers, especially for books scheduled later in the year. Unless otherwise noted, books are originals. (r) reprint, (h) horror, (ya) young adult, (nf) non-fiction, (c) collection, (oc) original collection, (na) novella, (a) associational, (om) omnibus, (eb) ebook, (an) anthology, (pi) pictoral and other, (art) art and others, (gn) graphic novel, (x) media tie-in, (nv) novelette, (ss) short story, (hc) hardcover, (tp) trade paperback, (ph) pamphlet, (pb) paperback, (oa) original anthology, (b) biography, (v) paranormal romance, (pm) poetry.
2. Best Series Hugo: Eligible Series from 2019
Apparently, it is not too early to start thinking about nominating for Hugo Best Series. Check out the list begun by JJ on File 770.
http://file770.com/best-series-hugo-eligible-series-from-2019/
3. There have been several interviews with Margaret Atwood.
I found these two interesting.
The first from the CBC includes a youtube interview in which she discusses protesters dressing as handmaids.
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https://www.cbc.ca/radio/thecurrent/the-current-for-september-6-2019-1.5271819/why-margaret-atwood-waited-more-than-30-years-to-write-the-testaments-1.5271822
In this one, the launch from London, and more on her writing:
She’s done a lot of writing on Pelee Island. Why is it such a good place to write? “Nobody calls!” she replied.
She wrote some of her latest book, a sequel to “The Handmaid’s Tale,” on the island. “The Testaments” will be published on Tuesday, with an initial print run of half a million copies.
The book’s launch, in London, will be streamed to over 1,300 cinemas around the world.
And can Atwood give us any hints? “We know from book one that Gilead ends,” she said. “But we don’t know how. But we’re a little closer to knowing how.”
“Is there hope in the second book?” Teichner asked.
“Tons of hope,” she laughed. “Lots and lots of hope.”
When Teichner asked, “In this whole process and the explosion of ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ and its ripples in culture, what are you most proud of?” Atwood replied, “I’m Canadian, Martha. We don’t do proud of!”
What do you do? “Less embarrassed by!” she laughed.