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After a long and dreary winter, spring is finally upon us, and with the longer days and warmer weather comes a veritable bounty of new books to keep you busy while you dig out your sun chair and count down the days until the pool opens. Below you’ll find a list of 19 new titles that hit shelves during the months of April and May (and one that came out in March that’s not to be missed).
Among them are tales inspired by Thai and Chinese folklore, evil overlords who might not be so evil after all, the return of a favorite author to one of her beloved worlds, and several vampires who will make you scared of the dark again.
Take a look and let us know what you’re most anticipating reading this spring!
Part fairy tale, part horror novel, and part thrilling police procedural, Cynthia Pelayo’s new novel, Forgotten Sisters, tells the story of Jennie and Anna, two young women living in a bungalow located along the Chicago River. The house itself is unsettling in the way that most houses in horror novels are. The girls hear strange, unexplainable noises late at night and, from time to time, even disembodied voices. More alarming, however, is the number of drownings reported in the area, and the stranger who has taken a sudden and intense interest in Anna. Pelayo has crafted a modern Gothic ghost story that will have you on the edge of your seat.
Set during the bloody Napoleonic wars, The Book of Thorns by Hester Fox tells the story of two sisters, Cornelia and Lijsbeth, who were separated at birth but eventually find their way back to one another.
Cornelia is a talented naturalist with a love of plants and an innate gift that helps her bring even the most wounded soldiers back from the brink. Lijsbeth has lived a life of servitude, finding her only connection to nature in the flower arrangements she puts together for her employers. When they’re unexpectedly reunited, the sisters must put aside their differences and work together to find out what happened to their mother and father.
Fans of Ann Leckie, beloved author of the Imperial Radch series and recipient of Hugo, Nebula, and Arthur C. Clarke awards, will be thrilled to know she has a collection of her short fiction — including a brand-new novelette — hitting shelves this April.
Lake of Souls includes several tales that take place within the Imperial Radch universe as well as stories about a lobster-like dog creature, gene hacking to help people stop crying when they cut into onions (which, let’s get real, is kind of the dream), and the mysterious Lake of Souls from which the collection gets its title.
It’s fair to say Sidney Catchpenny, the troubled antihero at the heart of Charlie Huston’s new novel, has a gift most thieves would sell their soul for.
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Time for a new and today's categories might cause a few players to lose their long-standing win streaks, but not us, we never lose (we lost today.) Sometimes the game just gets you with its mix of words that seem similar but aren't quite right and for today's game, we got hung up on many of those incorrect.
Time for another sorry week of heaving news-fuel into the Maw's thousand-and-one gullets and urgh, what's that brooding stench? It reeks of embargoes in here. The air is foul with it. This week is the week of the inaugural Triple-I Initiative showcase, aka the IIIIs, aka a 45-minute dollop of trailers and announcements from such studios as Slay The Spire creators MegaCrit and Darkest Dungeon developers Red Hook. We know of a couple of the announcements in advance; others, we'll learn about alongside you on 10th April.
Major League Baseball’s 2024 season has begun, and MLB The Show 24 is bringing you more content to live out your baseball dreams.
Time for a new and today's categories might cause a few players to lose their long-standing win streaks, but not us, we never lose (we lost today.) Sometimes the game just gets you with its mix of words that seem similar but aren't quite right and for today's game, we got hung up on many of those incorrect.
@Black_Swordsman Very cool! It has a big band vibe to me. I especially like 20 Minuten and The What?.. Thanks for sharing!
While indie video games from smaller developers tend to get more attention on platforms like Steam or Nintendo Switch, that isn’t for a lack of trying on Xbox’s part. Since 2013, it has run the ID@Xbox program to help fund and highlight games from independent developers all around the world. While some Xbox fans feel uncertain about the platform’s future because of Microsoft’s multiplatform push, Microsoft reaffirmed its efforts to uplift indie game developers at this year’s Game Developers Conference by highlighting some of its upcoming ID@Xbox titles.
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A dedicated hardcore Pokemon player has managed to complete what's arguably one of the most difficult Nuzlocke challenges out there after 11,130 attempts, all while wrestling with a run-destroying spreadsheet and a deep desire for a 'perfect run.'
Apple is expected to have several announcements in store this year, with a main focus on artificial intelligence (AI). With the confirmation of the WWDC event on June 10, the company teased its upcoming AI features. With Google and Samsung upping their AI game, Apple is yet to introduce the technology to its iPhones and other devices. Now, with the iOS 18 update, the may reveal all it is working on, especially when it comes to AI and related features. From features to the launch date, here's what we know about iOS 18 so far.
A Helldivers 2 player by the in-game name of OkamiCheems sadly passed away earlier this month, as their friend Fine-Clothes-1209 recently informed the game's Reddit community, and has been sent off by tens of thousands of like-minded democracy enthusiasts in a bittersweet display of community support.
It's a brand new week in Computer Game Land, and right now, I am playing a nasty little survival sim called "Beating Jetlag". I landed back in the UK from GDC on Saturday afternoon, and my brain and eyeballs still feel as though they're being gently sautéed in a medicinal blend of oil and vinegar. The sun and sky bear down with a terrible, holy light and I can't seem to conjure any warmth into my elbows. In the street outside, a small dog is barking. Soon, very soon, I will catch that dog, place it in a box and FedEx it to China.