The OF Blog: 2015 Releases I Plan on Reading and Reviewing

Thursday, January 01, 2015

2015 Releases I Plan on Reading and Reviewing

Since the 2014 edition turned out nicely, with an eventual 165 books listed by late December that each received some form of review, I thought I would do something similar (albeit on a likely smaller scale, since I likely won't have as much money for purchasing books this year, although I do plan on utilizing my Netgalley and Edelweiss accounts much more in requesting e-ARCs) for 2015.  This list will start small and I'll add to it as more upcoming releases are announced.


January:

Okey Ndibe, Arrows of Rain (2015 US release)

Dimitry Elias Léger, God Loves Haiti 

Sait Faik Abasıyanık, A Useless Man:  Selected Stories

Megan Mayhew Bergman, Almost Famous Women

Sarah Gerard, Binary Star

Thomas Pierce, Hall of Small Mammals

Stewart O'Nan, West of Sunset

Miranda July, The First Bad Man 

Michael Christie, If I Fall, If I Die

Rachel Cusk, Outline

Pasi Ilmari Jääskeläinen, The Rabbit Back Literature Society

Joyce Carol Oates, The Sacrifice


February:


Kelly Link, Get in Trouble

Jim Harrison, The Big Seven

John Benditt, The Boatmaker

Sandra Newman, The Country of Ice Cream Star

Coralie Bickford-Smith (ed.), Tales of the Marvelous and News of the Strange

Laura van den Berg, Find Me 

Mark Doten, The Infernal

Erwin Mortier, While the Gods were Sleeping (US release)

Jonathan Lethem, Lucky Alan and Other Stories


March:

Kazuo Ishiguro, The Buried Giant

Kirstin Valdez Quade, Night at the Fiestas

Claire Fuller, Our Endless Numbered Days


Fatima Bhutto, The Shadow of the Crescent Moon

Christian Kiefer, The Animals


April:

Marian Palaia, The Given World 

Antonio Tabucchi, Time Ages in a Hurry

Michal Lemberger, After Abel and Other Stories

Toni Morrison, God Help the Child

Jane Smiley, Early Warning


May:

Anne Enright, The Green Road

Joyce Carol Oates, Jack of Spades

Kate Atkinson, A God in Ruins

Mark Z. Danielewski, The Familiar, Volume 1:  One Rainy Day

Mat Johnson, Loving Day

Brian Catling, The Vorrh

Ann and Jeff VanderMeer (eds.), Sisters of the Revolution:  A Feminist Speculative Fiction Anthology


June:

Judy Blume, In The Unlikely Event

Mia Alvar, In the Country

Milan Kundera, The Festival of Insignificance (read it in French)


July

William T. Vollmann, The Dying Grass

Jesse Ball, A Cure for Suicide

Cixin Liu, The Dark Forest

Harper Lee, Go Set a Watchman


August

China Miéville, Three Moments of an Explosion

Angélica Gorodischer, Prodigies (already read in Spanish)


September:

Garth Risk Hallberg, City on Fire


October:

Steven Erikson, Fall of Light


November:

Ludmila Ulitskaya, The Big Green Tent

Umberto Eco, Numero Zero (Italian edition came out in January; also read in Spanish translation)

1 comment:

James said...

I mostly enjoyed The Infinite Tides, so I guess I'll pick up a copy of The Animals at some point.

I will eventually pick up Mieville's book, though his are almost always misses. Perhaps one day the heavens will part and a magnificent light will deliver unto me understanding as to why people think his books are hot shit, but I'll just continue being disappointed until then.

 
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