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Hoffert, Barbara – Library Journal, 2010
How do publishers describe the first novels they will be releasing this spring and summer? "Amazing," "fabulous," and "unique" are words that pop up frequently, though hats off to one publicist forthright or cheeky enough to call a work "weird Western/horror." The proof of such praise is in the reading, but why not check out this preview of first…
Descriptors: Fantasy, Christianity, Novels, Literary Genres
Hoffert, Barbara – Library Journal, 2009
Thousands of novels are published each year, some of them debuts that promise to be fresh, fun, and maybe even the work of the next John Grisham or Marcel Proust. This article lists a wide-ranging selection of forthcoming first novels grouped by genre, with a listing of the author's state or country for programming purposes. The best of last…
Descriptors: Novels, Bibliographies, Fiction, Science Fiction
Witherell, Mary – Library Journal, 2010
This article presents a list of new novels. The entire compilation is grouped into pop fiction, literary, thrillers, Christian fiction, mystery, romance, historical fiction, street lit, science fiction/fantasy/horror, and graphic novels.
Descriptors: Adolescent Literature, Fantasy, Science Fiction, Novels
Hoffert, Barbara – Library Journal, 2009
This article provides a list of books for librarians. The list is grouped by type: pop fiction, literary, trillers, science fiction/fantasy/horror, romance, western, mystery, and Christian fiction.
Descriptors: Fantasy, Science Fiction, Library Materials, Fiction
Donahue, Nannette Wargo – Library Journal, 2008
Since ancient times, the supernatural has captivated storytellers and their audiences. Some of the earliest surviving literary forms--myths and folktales--feature such preternatural beings as gods, ghosts, fairies, witches, or vampires living among humans. Today, this fascination exists in the current boom in urban fantasy, a genre defined by John…
Descriptors: Fantasy, Urban Environment, Books, Library Services