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• Euan Morton narrates Penner's infernal colonial satire in September 29 audiobook — Mythscribe · 29 September 2026
  Audible Studios dates the audio edition of Robert G. Penner's Victorian fantasy satire for September 29, with Euan Morton narrating.
• Tony DiTerlizzi's illustrated horror novel The Wump arrives September 29 — Mythscribe · 29 September 2026
  The 320-page middle-grade novel follows a bullied child and a shadowy creature; hardcover, ebook and audio editions share a September 29 date.
• Judith Lucy narrates her wellness memoir's new audiobook — Mythscribe · 28 September 2026
  Simon & Schuster Australia lists the comedian's audiobook memoir, read by Lucy herself, for release on September 28.
• Ed Park’s new King in Yellow riff arrives as a two-sided horror book — Mythscribe · 28 September 2026
  The September 29 Hell’s Hundred hardcover pairs Park’s contemporary cosmic-horror story with Robert W. Chambers’s 1895 original in a flip volume illustrated by Jeff Wong.
• Inked in Gray Press sets a September 29 release for the hopepunk anthology Stellar Parallax — Mythscribe · 28 September 2026
  The small press’s science-fiction collection gathers stories about care and connection in dystopian futures, including a space-station orchard and a floating city.
• Independent press Moonlit Forge brings EV Cross’s gothic werewolf tragedy out September 29 — Mythscribe · 28 September 2026
  The author-direct micropress describes She, Wolf, Him. as a 1766-set gothic horror romance with a tragic ending and no happily-ever-after.
• Portland micropress Friendly Monster sets September 29 release for Autumn Bettinger’s Belladonna — Mythscribe · 28 September 2026
  The independent press will launch Bettinger’s illustrated flash-fiction and microfiction collection with a Portland release event on publication day.
• The Man of Wind and Moss sends six friends into a cursed forest — Mythscribe · 28 September 2026
  Alex Gonzalez's new folk-horror novel is listed for September 29 by the specialist Erewhon Books imprint.
• The Memory Tree brings folk horror to a haunted English village — Mythscribe · 28 September 2026
  Titan Books lists Heather Davey's Gothic folk-horror novel for September 29 in paperback and ebook.
• The Dragonbone Chair gets a new deluxe hardcover this week — Mythscribe · 28 September 2026
  DAW's 672-page deluxe hardcover of Tad Williams' fantasy classic is listed for September 29, alongside a new Osten Ard prequel.
• Jennifer Thorne returns to horror with Newbourne Park — Mythscribe · 28 September 2026
  Putnam lists the new horror novel for September 29 in hardcover, ebook and audiobook editions.
• The Lost Spectacular opens a storybook world of lost things on Tuesday — Mythscribe · 28 September 2026
  Zoé Duhaime's debut fantasy is due September 29 from Erewhon Books, with a deluxe hardcover featuring new interior art and illustrated edges.

Books archive

• Joseph Tito's The Dad Diaries reaches print after a family citizenship ordeal
• Night Black, Moon White campaign funds deluxe gothic hardcover
• Dorothy and her Princess in Oz collects eight illustrated stories
• John Green earns Guinness record after signing 875,557 book tip-ins
• Materials scientist Anna Ploszajski's First Flight gets audiobook
• The False Vow continues Lydia Gregovic's Weaver Bride fantasy series
• Rick Riordan and Annabelle Oh launch Camp Half-Blood series with The Wild Zone
• Isabel Cañas returns with gothic horror novel The House of Gardenias
• Louise Kennedy's Stations reaches UK shelves and audio
• The Unhaunting brings Micaiah Johnson's haunted-house novel on Tuesday
• Ruin REBORN pairs a new tabletop RPG with a collector novel
• You're The One That I Haunt: Katie Jung's ghost romance gets a UK paperback
• Ply: Hernan Diaz's future facing novel gets a UK hardback date
• Buzzard: Inez Ray's dystopian debut reaches its launch week
• No Killing Goblins: check the new Wandering Inn paperback's regional dates
• Bright and Broken Things: a 1920s magical mystery in three formats
• We, The Drowning: Android Press sets Lindz McLeod's climate novella for September 29
• Light & Earth & Marrow mixes cozy village life with folk horror
• Mage Errant begins in hardcover: Into the Labyrinth arrives September 29
• Fold Catastrophes brings Peter Watts' short science fiction together
• American Hagwon reaches print and audio on September 29: the formats to check
• A Complement of Scoundrels: S. V. Lockwood's heist fantasy arrives in paperback
• A Great Book pairs Barack Obama with six readers on Audible
• The Shape of Monsters reaches its UK hardback date after an earlier audio release
• Suntup reveals three letterpress editions of Cormac McCarthy's Child of God
• Shadow Slave's first hardcover moves to November 10 as Aethon expands its print run
• Viking Penguin takes on Beth Brower's self-published Emma M. Lion series
• Faulkner for All opens five days of literary conversation in New Orleans
• Amman International Book Fair begins its ten-day 2026 run
• İzmir Literature Festival opens with Manguel and Livaneli as guests of honour
• New York Art Book Fair opens with more than 300 publishers and exhibitors
• SelfPubCon26 sets a free online October weekend for indie authors
• WOWCON opens three publishing paths to writers this weekend
• MK Indie Book Fair brings 100 authors and small presses to Middleton Hall
• UntitledTown maps out a free three-day Green Bay book festival
• Death has a family in Gary Barwin's new underworld novel
• Gilded Revival makes fiction and photography a shared Miami portrait
• Burrow Press pairs Southern Gothic stories with found-material art
• Beasts Beyond the River sends Scott Sigler into colonial-era horror
• Alma Katsu's Incarnate turns a digital double into a gothic threat
• The Need brings a family secret into Megan Mostyn-Brown's horror debut
• Barnes BookFest readies a three-day programme of authors and new voices
• Crone blends folk horror, crime and grief for September 22
• Empire prepares to close Sabaa Tahir’s Heir duology
• Small-press breakout Stitched finds a nationwide readership
• Akarnae opens the Medoran Chronicles to a new paperback audience
• Enchanted Earth maps real places that feel like fantasy worlds
• The Time Machine joins Penguin's Vintage Collector's Classics
• Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea joins Penguin's Vintage Collector's Classics
• Treasure Island joins Penguin's Vintage Collector's Classics
• Robinson Crusoe joins Penguin's Vintage Collector's Classics
• Moby Dick joins Penguin's Vintage Collector's Classics
• The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn joins Penguin's Vintage Collector's Classics
• Til Quest Do Us Part gets a publisher-listed 2026 release
• Mr. Mendlebee's Pandimensional Literary Repository (and Yarn) gets a publisher-listed 2026 release
• Under the Oak Tree: Volume 4 (The Novel) gets a publisher-listed 2026 release
• This Knight Topples Empires gets a publisher-listed 2026 release
• The Empire Burns at Dawn gets a publisher-listed 2026 release
• The Elsewhere Express gets a publisher-listed 2026 release
• The Trial of Magdalena Overmorrow gets a publisher-listed 2026 release
• Hamlet & Juliet gets a publisher-listed 2026 release
• A Duel with the Vampire Lord gets a publisher-listed 2026 release
• The Henchperson’s Guide to Unionizing gets a publisher-listed 2026 release
• Klara and the Sun (Movie Tie-in): A GMA Book Club Pick gets a publisher-listed 2026 release
• Twelve Months gets a publisher-listed 2026 release
• Our Dark Incantations gets a publisher-listed 2026 release
• Baldur’s Gate 3: Astarion gets a publisher-listed 2026 release
• Blacktail gets a publisher-listed 2026 release
• The Isle of Lonely Monsters gets a publisher-listed 2026 release
• Emily Wilde’s Encyclopaedia of Faeries (Deluxe Edition) gets a publisher-listed 2026 release
• Neuromancer: Deluxe Edition gets a publisher-listed 2026 release
• Bones gets a publisher-listed 2026 release
• Alchemised (Deluxe Three-Volume Slipcase Edition) gets a publisher-listed 2026 release
• Dungeon Crawler Carl: Deluxe Edition gets a publisher-listed 2026 release
• Defy the Dusk gets a publisher-listed 2026 release
• Bound and Unbound gets a publisher-listed 2026 release
• The First War expands Tao Wong’s A Thousand Li epic
• Cursed City returns to Harker Academy on September 29
• Dune Messiah movie-tie-in edition arrives with the film campaign
• Soul Sworn sets a November 17 assassin romance
• Under the Iron Sky starts a dark romantasy trilogy
• Interview with the Vampire receives a 50th-anniversary edition
• Dead Batteries sets a post-apocalyptic family story for October
• A Glimmer of Death brings a new Anita Blake mystery in November
• Critical Role’s Mighty Nein return in Children of Empire
• A Crown of Blood and Magick begins a new Fated for Hael arc
• Star Wars: Edge of the Abyss reaches its September 15 release date
• Nobuo Uematsu: On the Record publishes today
• The Perilous Fight arrives as Colin Kaepernick’s memoir
• Fallow is published today with its corporate-surrogacy premise
• The Olympian Artifacts launches Liz Molloy’s archaeological fantasy series
• Winterveil is on sale in the US today
• The Rouse reaches publication day with Miéville’s new speculative epic
• Nobuo Uematsu speaks for himself in On the Record
• Colin Kaepernick traces protest and identity in The Perilous Fight
• Fallow asks who owns a body in Sarah Anderson’s debut
• The Olympian Artifacts starts a new archaeological fantasy series
• Winterveil sets Ava Reid’s next dark-academia game in motion
• The Rouse brings China Miéville back with a new speculative epic
• Godstorm sends a gladiatrix into an oil-fuelled Roman Empire
• Tethered arrives in a Canadian hardcover edition
• The Witches of Cambridge starts Alice Hoffman’s new series
• Disenchanted puts a reluctant witch inside a fairy-tale curse
• Morfran, Dark Lord Reformed turns retirement into rebellion
• Absolon Creed brings a murder investigation to grimdark fantasy
• Corners of the Deep Dark launches a space-opera series
• The City of Grief and Pain reveals its cover
• He Who Fights with Monsters 2 gets a deluxe hardcover
• This Haunted Land explores the history inside American ghost stories
• Circus of Bones previews Mike Mignola’s new watercolours ahead of New York show
• Modern Villainess light novel volume 7 arrives with a corporate-crisis detour
• The Art of Splatoon 3 opens preorders for a 400-page December hardcover
• Hachette brings Raising Readers storytimes to UK and US bookshops
• Blood of the Bastion is Black Library’s first Grand Cathay novel
• September 2026 audiobook listening radar: five format-first places to start
• The Mythscribe week of August 24–30: Gamescom, new worlds, and card-game events
• Erin Ampersand brings Time to Play to the Possumtown Book Festival
• All the Truth in My Lies brings a Spanish road-trip mystery to Netflix
• Daggerbound opens T. Kingfisher's Swordheart world across print, ebook, and audio
• What to watch, read, and play from August 24–30, 2026
• Five August audiobooks to add to your listening radar
• The week of August 17–23 connected indie games, streaming returns, and new cards
• Barbie: Dreamscape turns a perfect future into a fantasy quest
• Kate Heartfield's Mercutio reaches Canadian shelves with a Shakespearean detour
• What to watch, read, and play from August 17–23, 2026
• August 10–16 connected streaming premieres, fan events, and new worlds
• The Official Baldur’s Gate 3 Coloring Book brings Faerûn to the page today
• What to watch, play, read, and collect from August 10–16, 2026
• Katherine Faulkner's The Break-In turns a London self-defence case into domestic suspense
• Anna Todd's The Last Sunrise arrives with a Majorca romance and a screen future
• What to watch, read, play, and collect from August 3–9, 2026
• July 2026 moved from indie launches to Spider-Man's new beginning
• August 2026 lines up Marvel fighters, Middle-earth cards, and late-summer premieres
• What to watch, read, and play from July 27–August 2, 2026
• July 20–26 brought airport shifts, indie launches, and stories in motion
• What to watch, read, and play from July 20–26, 2026
• When There Are Wolves Again gets a new paperback release today
• Shadow Reaper brings Lynette Noni's new romantasy hunt to shelves
• The Lustrous Dark brings stolen magic and dark fairy-tale rage to shelves today
• What to watch, read, and play this week: May 18-24, 2026
• This week in Mythscribe media: May 11-17, 2026
• Radiant Star returns Ann Leckie to the Imperial Radch universe today
• The Saw Mouth brings Cale Plett's YA horror to shelves today
• What to watch, read, and play this week: May 11-17, 2026
• This week in Mythscribe media: May 4-10, 2026
• Archangel's Eternity brings Nalini Singh's Guild Hunter series to book 18
• Body Count turns prom weekend into Codie Crowley's new YA horror release
• Caller Unknown sends Gillian McAllister's new thriller into a Texas kidnapping crisis
• What to watch, read, and play this week: May 4-10, 2026
• Kobo's 2026 BookTok list shows social discovery still starts with genre momentum
• Netflix's 2026 book-adaptation slate is now a reading-list problem
• We Burned So Bright is out now, moving TJ Klune's apocalypse road trip from preview to release week
• TJ Klune's We Burned So Bright arrives April 28 with an end-of-the-world road trip at its center
• The Lost Horadrim arrives as Diablo IV expands the road to Lord of Hatred
• 15 noteworthy fantasy book releases from Q1 2026 worth putting on your radar

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