January 7, 2011 • Category: Blog, Promotions
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The Millions, one of our favorite literary blogs, has an excellent post on killer books coming down the pike–”Most Anticipated: The Great 2011 Book Preview.” We now have a ridiculously long list of titles we’re dying to read. And of course we’re thrilled that The Millions gang chose Jonathan Evison’s West of Here (pub. date: February 15), which is the #1 Indie Next pick for February.
What books are you looking forward to reading in 2011? Tell us here or on our Facebook page for a chance to win an Algonquin Book Bonanza–10 essential paperback titles + 1 copy of West of Here.
Tags: 2011 Book Preview, Indie Next, Jonathan Evison, The Millions, West of Here
Frisbee says...
I was stalling on twitter trying to find something to cure my boredom – and BANG – someone I follow tweeted this post. Now, I am not quite as bored. Thanks for posting good material. – Frisbee
January 29, 2011@ 12:59 AMSheilagh Lee says...
I’m looking forward to The Sentry by Richard Crais.I love his Joe Pike.
January 11, 2011@ 9:44 PMPam says...
I’ve just discovered Peggy Poe Stern, a fantastic NC mountain writer. Looking forward to reading Above-all.
January 10, 2011@ 5:37 PMGenevieve says...
Why yes, I AM the only person in existence not to have read Water for Elephants. That’s my pick. I’m going to read that in 2011!
January 10, 2011@ 5:15 PMAshley, the Accidental Olympian says...
I am finally going to read the Steig Larson series, I am dying to read the Adventures of Calvin and Clay, and I am pretty interested to read the Lost Symbol. Even if people say it’s garbage. Who doesn’t like a fast vacation read?
January 10, 2011@ 2:29 PMIrene Wright says...
Just received in the mail, a copy of Freedon From Fear – Aung San Suu Kyi, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize. Really looking forwrd to reading this one. Don’t know where it came from but I enter loads of competitions so this must be a prize from one of them. GOOD PRIZE….
January 10, 2011@ 12:42 PMJane K says...
SHORT by Cortwright McMeel, even though it might be be depressing in the long run…
January 8, 2011@ 12:27 PMLeigh says...
Looking forward to the audiobook I just downloaded: THE THREE MARRIAGES by Irish poet David Whyte
January 8, 2011@ 12:17 PM