A quick note on next year, or I knew I was busy

Well, for reasons I can’t quite put a finger on, I’ve just spent a little while looking at my commitments and it rather looks like I’m going to have a lot of books out in 2010. Fourteen in fact, which sort of staggers me. Should all go to plan – and quite often things don’t – I’ll have five original anthologies, two reprint anthologies, and no less than seven single-author collections. There will also be a 60,000 word special issue of Subterranean Magazine, which will be out in April.

For those of you following along at home, these are the books:

Original anthologies

  1. Eclipse Four
  2. Godlike Machines (long -delayed, but coming!)
  3. Legends of Australian Fantasy (co-edited with Jack Dann)
  4. Phantasmagoria and Madness: Tales from the Steampunk Century (co-edited with Bill Shafer)
  5. Swords and Dark Magic: The New Sword & Sorcery (a major book co-edited with Lou Anders)

Reprint anthologies

  1. The Best Science Fiction and Fantasy of the Year: Volume 4
  2. Wings of Fire

Single author collections edited by me

  1. Mirror Kingdoms: The Best of Peter S. Beagle
  2. The Best of Joe Haldeman (co-edited with Gary K. Wolfe)
  3. Fritz Leiber: Selected Stories 1950-1983 (co-edited with Charles N. Brown)
  4. The Best of Larry Niven
  5. The Best of Kim Stanley Robinson
  6. Hard Luck Diggings: The Early Jack Vance (co-edited with Terry Dowling)
  7. The Green Leopard Plague and Other Stories, Walter Jon Williams
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7 Responses to A quick note on next year, or I knew I was busy

  1. Carl V. says:

    Leiber, Niven, Haldeman, Beagle…I see some truly memorable reading in my future. Thanks!!! :)

  2. TomMarcinko says:

    And inquiring writers would like to know if any of these originals are open for submissions. :)

  3. Jonathan says:

    Carl V. : I hope you enjoy the books. I’ve v.happy with them.

    deborahb: I know.

    TomMarcinko: Sorry, no. They’re all full already. These are books that are done.

  4. This is so exciting! Which/how many publishers are involved? Or is it all NightShade?

  5. Jonathan says:

    About half a dozen.. Penguin Viking; HarperEos in the UK; HarperCollins Australia; Night Shade; Subterranean; and the SF Book Club.

  6. Peter Nel says:

    Now that is just plain showing off – and me not halfway through Eclipse 3!

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